What is the world's rarest orchid?

Answer 1

The world's rarest butterfly is the Palos Verdes Blue. It is found in only one place, Palos Verdes Peninsula, a suburb of Los Angeles. It was though to be extinct for over 11 years, but a recent discovery has placed this butterfly as the rarest in the world. The Palos Verde Blue

Answer 2

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"This question is impossible to answer as we don't know.

There are a number of flowers such as Rafflesia that are known to be rare and then there may be some yet undiscovered."

However, the rarest flower in known existence is Youtan Poluo, for many, many years this flower was thought to only exist in southern Asian myth, said to bloom only once every 3,000 years and to signify the coming of the future sage king or the sitting of Buddha depending on region and culture. In 1997 the first known specimen of the species was scientifically documented growing on the face of a Buddha statue. Many subsequent false identifications of the flower were made due to the flowers incredibly small size, as it was often confused with lacewing eggs which bear a striking resemblance. The difference can be found in that the flowers petals open (lacewing eggs do not) and the bloom possesses a subtle smell described as similar to sandlewood.

Answer 3

the hduscis holisis not many people have heard of it ut it is real there are som sintists have not even heard of it.

Answer 4

The Nymphaea tetragona, also known as the purple water lily.

Answer 5

yes very very very rare they are loads of money aswell

Answer 6

ghost orchid