Key to the species of the genus Stenoglottis Lindley

1 Labellum with a spur 2
- Labellum without a spur 4
2 Labellum side lobes broad and entire, rounded or truncate, midlobe apex acute to rounded; spur tapering or sub-saccate, with or without nectar; bracts sheathing ovaries; leaves never spotted 3
- Labellum side lobes incised to deeply divided, midlobe narrow, attenuate; spur saccate, without nectar; bracts sheathing or recurved; leaves unspotted or sparsely spotted S. inandensis
3 Spur to 0.4-1.5 mm long, sub-saccate, straight, without nectar; labellum midlobe acute to obtuse; flowering from December S. woodii
- Spur 2.0-3.0 mm long, tapering, straight or recurved, nectar-producing; labellum midlobe rounded; flowering from late October S. macloughlinii
4 Labellum side lobes usually acute and entire, occasionally fringed or bifurcating; floral bracts usually sheathing ovaries entirely, occasionally recurved at the apex; auricles slender, approximately uniform in width or slightly wider at the apex, adnate to sides of the anther; self-pollinating 5
- Labellum side lobes usually with 2-5 fimbriae of variable length, sometimes ligulate and entire or shallowly incised; floral bracts recurved, not sheathing ovaries; auricles clavate with markedly swollen apex, projecting forward beyond the anther; never self-pollinating S. longifolia
5 Leaves variously spotted or not, margins undulate; labellum side lobes variable, acute to truncate, margins entire to shallowly incised or bifurcating; labellum base flat, spurless; life span of individual flowers variable (± two weeks) S. fimbriata var. fimbriata
- Leaves never spotted, margins entire; labellum side lobes without additional fimbriation; minute vestigial spur at base of labellum; individual flowers short-lived (± two days) S. fimbriata var. modesta

Species without key Stenoglottis fimbriata Lindley
References:
POWO (2022). "Plants of the World Online. Facilitated by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. Published on the Internet; http://www.plantsoftheworldonline.org/ Retrieved 20 November 2022."