When is an orchid considered a species?

[Bud]

agressive is not in my nature, Camille...it is merely a correction...
Ramon and The Molly creature have been known to have attacked me or have been harassing me in several occations on reasons beyond my comprehension. So if I see them I am always on a deffensive attack.

invasive species as a widespread nonindigenous species. This one can be too broad, as not every nonindigenous or "introduced" species has an adverse effect on a nonindigenous environment. A nonadverse example is the common goldfish (Carassius auratus), though common outside its native range globally, it is rarely in harmful densities to a native habitat. Just like some orchid species originally from Asia brought to my Manhattan home.

but I guess I was wrong in giving a definition of species when in fact as Phillip has written...the thread was about nomenclature issue rather than definition...