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Co-occurring with typical S. arcisepala. Generally found in dryer areas, however.

Seen on a land management project

16 count in this area

Six plants growing in dry, sandy soil in powerline cut. Habitat and lack of basal leaves had me wondering about magnicamporum, but labellum doesn't seem right.

S. incurva

found on "cranberry trail"

No scent, basal leaf present though yellowing

CMNH 030

At least 100 plants in a shagnamnous wetlant. Seems to be out of range for what was predicted from the recent split.

Observed Pond Brook Area

S. incurva

If you know Graig’s Parks- Best Sand- you can see these over the fence looking at the quarry pond standing in water.