Definitions:

1. A perennial herb native to Australia and typically grown in well-drained soils in forest and coastal areas, that produces a single flower with white and reddish-brown stripes in spring or early summer. ADJECTIVE
   • The distinctive stripes of the zebra orchid's labellum are a key feature that gives this flower its name.
2. A terrestrial orchid species endemic to the south-western regions of Western Australia, recognized for its distinctive greenish-yellow flowers adorned with red stripes. NOUN
   • The zebra orchid's vibrant green and red-striped petals make it a striking sight in Western Australia's woodlands.

Synonyms:

• caladenia cairnsiana