Ophrys holosericea

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Ophrys holosericea
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Kingdom: Plantae
Clade: Tracheophytes
Clade: Angiosperms
Clade: Monocots
Order: Asparagales
Family: Orchidaceae
Subfamily: Orchidoideae
Genus: Ophrys
Species:
O. holosericea
Binomial name
Ophrys holosericea
Synonyms [1]
List
    • Arachnites biancaeTod.
    • Arachnites fuciflorusF.W.Schmidt
    • Arachnites oxyrhynchusTod.
    • Epipactis arachnites(Scop.) F.W.Schmidt
    • Ophrys aegirticaP.Delforge
    • Ophrys aeoliP.Delforge
    • Ophrys anapeiO.Danesch & E.Danesch
    • Ophrys andriaP.Delforge
    • Ophrys andria subsp. halkionis(G.Kretzschmar & H.Kretzschmar) Kreutz
    • Ophrys annaeDevillers-Tersch. & Devillers
    • Ophrys apifera subsp. arachnites(Scop.) H.C.Watson
    • Ophrys appenninaRomolini & Soca
    • Ophrys apulica(O.Danesch & E.Danesch) O.Danesch & E.Danesch
    • Ophrys apulica subsp. pharensisKranjcev
    • Ophrys arachnites(Scop.) Reichard
    • Ophrys arachnites subsp. oxyrrhynchos(Tod.) Nyman
    • Ophrys aramaeorumP.Delforge
    • Ophrys baeteniorumP.Delforge
    • Ophrys biancae(Tod.) Macch.
    • Ophrys bombylifloraSpreng.
    • Ophrys brachyotesRchb.
    • Ophrys callianthaBartolo & Pulv.
    • Ophrys candicaGreuter, Matthäs & Risse
    • Ophrys candica(E.Nelson ex Soó) H.Baumann & Künkele
    • Ophrys candica subsp. calliantha(Bartolo & Pulv.) Kreutz
    • Ophrys candica subsp. cythereaB.Baumann & H.Baumann
    • Ophrys candica subsp. lacaena(P.Delforge) Kreutz
    • Ophrys candica subsp. lyciensis(Paulus, Gügel, D.Rückbr. & U.Rückbr.) Kreutz
    • Ophrys candica var. minoa(C.Alibertis & A.Alibertis) Paulus, Gügel, D.Rückbr. & U.Rückbr.
    • Ophrys candica subsp. minoaC.Alibertis & A.Alibertis
    • Ophrys candica f. minoa(C.Alibertis & A.Alibertis) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys celiensis(O.Danesch & E.Danesch) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys chestermanii(J.J.Wood) Gölz & H.R.Reinhard
    • Ophrys chiosicaP.Delforge, Onckelinx & Saliaris
    • Ophrys cinnabarinaRomolini & Soca
    • Ophrys colossaeaP.Delforge
    • Ophrys × cosentianaH.Baumann & Künkele
    • Ophrys cyrenaica(Kreutz) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys cytherea(B.Baumann & H.Baumann) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys demangei(Scappat.) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys dinaricaKranjcev & P.Delforge
    • Ophrys discorsBianca
    • Ophrys druenticaP.Delforge & Viglione
    • Ophrys elatiorPaulus
    • Ophrys episcopalisPoir.
    • Ophrys episcopalis subsp. libanotica(B.Baumann & H.Baumann) Véla & Viglione
    • Ophrys episcopalis var. samiaP.Delforge
    • Ophrys ethemeae(Kreutz) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys flavescensSassenf.
    • Ophrys fuciflora(Crantz) Rchb.f.
    • Ophrys fuciflora(F.W.Schmidt) Moench
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. aestuariensisJ.-P.Ring, J.-C.Querré, Biron & Fouquet
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. andria(P.Delforge) Faurh.
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. annae(Devillers-Tersch. & Devillers) R.Engel & P.Quentin
    • Ophrys fuciflora var. apiformoidesBalayer
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. apulicaO.Danesch & E.Danesch
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. biancae(Tod.) Faurh.
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. candicaE.Nelson ex Soó
    • Ophrys fuciflora var. carmeloidesBalayer
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. celiensisO.Danesch & E.Danesch
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. chestermanii (J.J.Wood) H.Blatt & W.Wirth
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. demangeiScappat.
    • Ophrys fuciflora var. dinarica(Kranjcev & P.Delforge) Faurh.
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. elatiorGumpr.
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. elatior(Paulus) R.Engel & P.Quentin
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. gracilisBüel, O.Danesch & E.Danesch
    • Ophrys fuciflora var. gracilis(Büel, O.Danesch & E.Danesch) Faurh.
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. lacaitae(Lojac.) Soó
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. lorenaeE.De Martino & Centur.
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. maxima(H.Fleischm.) Soó
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. montiliensisAubenas & Scappat.
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. oblita(Kreutz, Gügel & W.Hahn) Faurh., H.A.Pedersen & S.G.Christ.
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. oxyrrhynchos(Tod.) Soó
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. pallidiconiFaurh.
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. parvimaculataO.Danesch & E.Danesch
    • Ophrys fuciflora var. posidonia(P.Delforge) Faurh.
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. soucheiR.Martin & Véla
    • Ophrys fuciflora f. tallosiiSoó
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. tetraloniae(W.P.Teschner) Faurh.
    • Ophrys fuciflora f. triloboviridisSoó
    • Ophrys fuciflora subsp. untchjiiM.Schulze
    • Ophrys gracilis(Büel, O.Danesch & E.Danesch) Englmaier
    • Ophrys graeca(B.Baumann & H.Baumann) S.Hertel & H.Weyland
    • Ophrys gresivaudanicaO.Gerbaud
    • Ophrys haliaPaulus
    • Ophrys heldreichii subsp. pharia(Devillers & Devillers-Tersch.) Kreutz
    • Ophrys heliosKreutz
    • Ophrys helios f. taloniensis(Kreutz) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. aeoli(P.Delforge) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea var. aliceaeArgiolas
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. annae(Devillers-Tersch. & Devillers) H.Baumann, Giotta, Künkele, R.Lorenz & Piccitto
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. appennina(Romolini & Soca) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. aramaeorum(P.Delforge) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea var. bicolorE.Breiner & R.Breiner
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. candicaH.A.Pedersen & Faurh.
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. celiensis(O.Danesch & E.Danesch) O.Danesch & E.Danesch
    • Ophrys holosericea f. chloranthaLumare, Medagli, Dura & Anelli
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. cinnabarina(Romolini & Soca) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. colossaea(P.Delforge) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. cyrenaicaKreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. dinarica(Kranjcev & P.Delforge) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. druentica(P.Delforge & Viglione) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. episcopalis(Poir.) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. ethemeaeKreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea var. flavescens(Rosbach) H.Sund.
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. graecaB.Baumann & H.Baumann
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. gresivaudanica(O.Gerbaud) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. halia(Paulus) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. halicarnassiaH.Baumann & Künkele
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. halkionis(G.Kretzschmar & H.Kretzschmar) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. helios(Kreutz) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. lacaena(P.Delforge) H.Baumann & R.Lorenz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. laxifloraZelesny & Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. libanoticaB.Baumann & H.Baumann
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. linearis(Moggr.) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. lorenae(E.De Martino & Centur.) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. lyciensis(Paulus, Gügel, D.Rückbr. & U.Rückbr.) H.Baumann & R.Lorenz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. maxima(H.Fleischm.) Greuter
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. medea(Devillers & Devillers-Tersch.) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. mesopotamicaKreutz & H.Baumgartner bis
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. paolinaLiverani & Romolini
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. pinguis(Romolini & Soca) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. posidonia(P.Delforge) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. serotina(Rolli ex Paulus) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. taloniensisKreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. tetraloniae(W.P.Teschner) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. toroslariaKreutz, Gügel & Zaiss
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. untchjii(M.Schulze) Kreutz
    • Ophrys holosericea subsp. vanbruggenianaJ.Essink, L.Essink & Kreutz
    • Ophrys impresciaeSoca
    • Ophrys insectifera subsp. arachnites(Scop.) Moggr.
    • Ophrys insectifera subvar. linearisMoggr.
    • Ophrys istriensisS.Hertel, Paulus & Weyland
    • Ophrys kranjceviiP.Delforge
    • Ophrys lacaenaP.Delforge
    • Ophrys lacaena f. cytherea(B.Baumann & H.Baumann) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys lacaena f. graeca(B.Baumann & H.Baumann) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys lacaitaeLojac.
    • Ophrys libanotica(B.Baumann & H.Baumann) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys linearis(Moggr.) P.Delforge, Devillers & Devillers-Tersch.
    • Ophrys lorenae(E.De Martino & Centur.) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys lyciensisPaulus, Gügel, D.Rückbr. & U.Rückbr.
    • Ophrys malvasianaS.Hertel & H.Weyland
    • Ophrys maxima(H.Fleischm.) Paulus & Gack
    • Ophrys medeaDevillers & Devillers-Tersch.
    • Ophrys mesopotamica(Kreutz & H.Baumgartner bis) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys minoa(C.Alibertis & A.Alibertis) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys montiliensis(Aubenas & Scappat.) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys montis-aviariiHirschy & Bennery
    • Ophrys nicotiaeZodda
    • Ophrys oblitaKreutz, Gügel & W.Hahn
    • Ophrys oestriferaRchb.
    • Ophrys oxyrrhynchosTod.
    • Ophrys oxyrrhynchos subsp. biancae(Tod.) Galesi, Cristaudo & Maugeri
    • Ophrys oxyrrhynchos subsp. calliantha(Bartolo & Pulv.) Galesi, Cristaudo & Maugeri
    • Ophrys oxyrrhynchos subsp. celiensis(O.Danesch & E.Danesch) Del Prete
    • Ophrys oxyrrhynchos subsp. ingrassiaeDura, Turco, Gennaio & Medagli
    • Ophrys oxyrrhynchos subsp. lacaitae(Lojac.) Del Prete
    • Ophrys parvimaculata(O.Danesch & E.Danesch) Paulus & Gack
    • Ophrys personataP.Delforge
    • Ophrys peucetiaeLozito, D'Emerico, Medagli & Turco
    • Ophrys phariaDevillers & Devillers-Tersch.
    • Ophrys pinguisRomolini & Soca
    • Ophrys posidoniaP.Delforge
    • Ophrys saliarisiiPaulus & M.Hirth
    • Ophrys samia(P.Delforge) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys serotinaRolli ex Paulus
    • Ophrys souchei(R.Martin & Véla) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys tetraloniaeW.P.Teschner
    • Ophrys theseiP.Delforge
    • Ophrys truncataDulac
    • Ophrys untchjii(M.Schulze) P.Delforge
    • Ophrys vanbruggeniana(J.Essink, L.Essink & Kreutz) P.Delforge
    • Orchis arachnitesScop.
    • Orchis fucifloraCrantz
    • Orchis holosericeaBurm.f.

Ophrys holosericea, the late spider orchid, is a species of flowering plant in the family Orchidaceae, native to western and central Europe and the Mediterranean region. [1] There has been considerable confusion about the identity of this species and the correct spelling of its name. [2]

Subtaxa

The following subtaxa are accepted: [1]

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References

  1. 1 2 3 "Ophrys holosericea (Burm.f.) Greuter". Plants of the World Online . Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew . Retrieved 16 March 2022.
  2. Greuter, Werner (2008). "On the correct name of the Late Spider Orchid, and its appropriate spelling: Ophrys holosericea". Journal Europäischer Orchideen. 40 (4): 657–662. Retrieved 16 March 2022.