Diurisinae
Diurisinae is a subfamily of orchids found in Australia. This subfamily is characterized by its distinctive flowers which often resemble a pair of pantaloons or donkey's ears, hence the common name "donkey orchids" for many species within the group. The genus Diuris is the most prominent member of this subfamily.
Species within Diurisinae are typically terrestrial, growing from underground tubers. They are found in a variety
The flowers of Diurisinae are zygomorphic, meaning they have bilateral symmetry. They typically have a prominent