aka Many-flowered Indian Pipe. Another saprophyte the fleshy looking plant grows to 10″ (25 cm) and droop to one side where up to twenty yellow-pinkish flowers cluster. The petals are normally no more than 3/4″ long. The common name refers to their growth under pines where they ‘sap’ their juices and the color resembles congealed resin. Usually found in humus of conferious forests below 4,500′ elevation.