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Sixteen species of Habenaria are studied cytologically. H. lawii (2n=48) and H. triflora (2n=42) are investigated for the first time. Karyotype analysis is made of 12 species. Three different size categories i.e. small, medium and large are observed in different species. Chromosomal races are seen in H. densa (2n=44, 48) and H. edgeworthii (2n=42, 84). It is concluded that the original basic number is x=7 and most of the species in the genus have been stabilised at the hexaploid level with n=21 chromosomes. Aneuploidy is not infrequent.

Cytological investigations on West-Himalayan orchids. Tribe: Orchideae. I. The genus Habenaria Willd.