Tritonia dubia Eckl. ex Klatt

Plants 120-200(-300) mm high. Corm subglobose, 8-20 mm diam., with cormlets at base and in lower leaf axils; tunics of fine fibres. Stem erect, simple or up to 3-branched from near base. Leaves 5 to 8, suberect to falcate, lanceolate-ensiform, 40-150 x 3-7 mm, acute, with evident main vein, cauline leaves bract-like and often dry. Spike erect, subsecund, (3)5-to 10-flowered; bracts dry and papery, whitish or flushed pink but brown and densely speckled with rusty brown distally and on upper margins, outer 5-10 mm long, obtuse or 3-toothed to irregularly-toothed, inner subequal or slightly shorter, bifid. Flowers actinomorphic, rotate, pale orange or salmon-pink to red, with dark veins and yellow tube; perianth tube funnel-shaped, 6-10 mm long, ± filiform below widening in upper 2-3 mm to ± 3 mm diam.; tepals subequal spreading, elliptic, obtuse, 10-15(-20) x 4-6(-8) mm, without calluses. Filaments central and erect, 3-5 mm long, reaching < halfway up perianth; anthers 3.0-4.5 mm long, pale yellow; pollen yellow. Style 7-8 mm long, dividing below or opposite base of anthers, branches 3-5 mm long. Capsules elongate-ellipsoid, trigonous, 15-20(-25) x 5-6 mm, exserted beyond bracts.