A lovely image of, as you say, a rare plant. I was taught at school back in the fifties that it was parasitic on the roots of grasses. Perhaps it's both or even that thinking has changed - a lot of my scientific 'knowledge' is now improved.

Ken Thomas wrote:
> A lovely image of, as you say, a rare plant. I was taught at school back in the fifties that
> it was parasitic on the roots of grasses. Perhaps it's both or even that thinking has changed
> - a lot of my scientific 'knowledge' is now improved.
>

thanx ken, I found them in a little corner , where grass and cloaver was... so I thought they parasite on clover, but maybe it was the grass... I will search online for the exact info