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   Tyrlych Rising Contributor 10 Years

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   Albino Epipactis helleborine.

    

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   Yes, these are not entirely uncommon. They have been the subject of research to understand how plants give up photosynthesis and become parasites: Comparison of green and albino individuals of the partially mycoheterotrophic orchid Epipactis helleborine on molecular identities of mycorrhizal fungi, nutritional modes and gene expression in mycorrhizal roots

    

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