
Belongs within: Monandrae.
Contains: Caladenia, Cranichideae, Thelymitra, Acianthinae, Pterostylis, Diuridinae, Prasophyllinae, Orchidinae, Habenariinae.
The Orchidoideae are a clade of terrestrial orchids united by spiral phyllotaxy, together with the presence of polygonal epidermal cells, and intercellular spaces in the testa (Freudenstein & Rasmussen 1999, as Orchidoideae + Spiranthoideae).
Orchidoideae [Caladeniae, Caladeniinae, Chloraeinae, Diurideae] |--+--+--ChloraeaRG07 | | `--+--+--Megastylis Schlechter 1911RG07, H49b | | | `--CranichideaeRG07 | | `--+--+--ThelymitraFR99 | | | `--AcianthinaeFR99 | | `--Pterostylidinae [Pterostylideae]ME70 | | |--PterostylisRG07 | | `--Caleana Br. 1810ME70 | | `--C. minor Br. 1810ME70 [=Paracaleana minor (Brown) Blaxell 1972HE80] | `--+--+--DiuridinaeRG07 | | `--Chiloglottis Br. 1810RG07, ME70 | | |--C. cornuta Hooker 1844H49a (see below for synonymy) | | |--C. formicifera Fitzgerald 1885H49a | | |--C. gunniiM89 | | `--C. trapeziformisH86 | `--+--PrasophyllinaeRG07 | `--EriochilusRG07 | |--E. autumnalisH86 | |--E. dilatatusOS04 | | |--E. d. ssp. dilatatusOS04 | | `--E. d. ssp. multiflorusOS04 | `--E. scaberGK00 `--+--Codonorchis [Codonorchideae]RG07 | `--C. lessoniiD03 `--DiseaeA86 | i. s.: SatryiinaeA86 | |--PachitesA86 | |--SatyridiumA86 | `--SatyriumFR99 | |--S. bicorneERV99 | |--S. erectumERV99 | |--S. humileERV99 | |--S. nepalenseO88 | `--S. repensJ23 |--CoryciinaeA86 | |--DisperisRG07 | `--PterygodiumA86 `--+--OrchideaeA86 | |--OrchidinaeRG07 | |--HabenariinaeA86 | `--Huttonaea [Huttonaeinae]A86 `--DisinaeA86 |--Disa bracteataRG07, OS04 |--AmphigenaA86 |--BrownleeaA86 |--ForficariaA86 |--HerscheliaA86 |--Monadenia bracteataA86, GK00 |--OrthopentheaA86 `--SchizodiumA86 Orchidoideae incertae sedis: Lyperanthus Br. 1810ME70 |--L. antarcticus Hooker 1847H49b |--L. forrestiiH49b |--L. nigricans Brown 1810H49b |--L. serratusH49b `--L. suaveolens Brown 1810H49b [=Caladenia suaveolensH86] Petalochilus Rogers 1924 (n. d.)H49c, ME70 |--P. calyciformis Rogers 1924 (n. d.)H49c `--P. saccatus Rogers 1924 (n. d.)H49c BipinnulaA86 GavileaA86 Geoblasta penicillataLY21 CaladeniaFR99 Adenochilus Hook. f. 1853A86, ME70 |--A. gracilis Hook. f. 1853ME70 `--A. nortoniH08 Aporostylis Rupp & Hatch 1946A86, ME70 `--*A. bifolia (Hooker) Rupp & Hatch 1945 (see below for synonymy)H49a Arthrochilus byrnesiiA86, LK14 DrakaeaA86 |--D. glyptodonGK00 `--D. lividaGK00 ElythrantheraA86 |--E. brunonisOS04 `--E. emarginataGK00 Glossodia majorA86, C08 Leporella fimbriataA86, OS04 Paracaleana nigritaA86, GK00 Rimacola Rupp 1942A86, H49b `--*R. ellipticus [=Lyperanthus ellipticus Brown 1810]H49b SpiculaeaA86 CyrtostylisC06 |--C. huegeliiGK00 `--C. robustaGK00 Nomen nudum: Eriochilus dilatatus ssp. undulatus Gibson & Keighery 2000GK00
*Aporostylis bifolia (Hooker) Rupp & Hatch 1945 [=Caladenia bifolia Hooker 1853, Chiloglottis bifolia (Hooker) Schlechter 1911; incl. Ca. macrophylla Col. 1895, Ch. traversii von Mueller 1864]H49a
Chiloglottis cornuta Hooker 1844H49a [=Caladenia cornuta (Hooker) Reichb. 1871ME70; incl. Ch. muelleri Fitzgerald 1855H49a]
*Type species of generic name indicated
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