Unid Ginger family plant from Manipur

[Tabish]

A plant found growing on a hill side in Manipur, at altitudes of 800-1000 m.

Found flowering in early May. It reminds me of some Curcuma species.

Any help in identification will be welcome.

 Best wishes

 Tabish

[Tabish]

Forgot to add that the flowering stem seems to be arising out of the ground.

  Tabish

[Dr.Nagesh Tekale]

It appears to be one type of Ground Orchid popularly called Pine pink

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Thanks. 

Regards,

Dr. Nagesh Tekale.

President, Navdrushti.

[J.M. Garg]

Thanks a lot, Tabish ji

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[J.M. Garg]

Thanks a lot, Tabish ji

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[Tabish]

Pankaj Kumar says that it is a Eulophia orchid species, probably Eulophia nuda.

   Tabish