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Neotinea ustulata (L.) R.M.BATEMAN, PRIDGEON & M.W.CHASE |
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| Fam.: Orchidaceae / Orchid Family |
| Synon.: Orchis ustulata L., Odontorchis ustulata (L.) D.TYTECA & E.KLEIN |
| Genus: Neotinea RCHB.F., Orchis L., Odontorchis D.TYTECA & E.KLEIN |
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| Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals | |||
| Richard M. Bateman (1958 - ), British botanist | |||
| Alec Melton Pridgeon (1949 - ), British botanist | |||
| Mark Wayne Chase (1951 - ), British orchid specialist | |||
| Daniel Séraphin René Marie Tyteca (1950 - ), Belgian mathematician and orchid specialist | |||
| Erich Klein (1931 - 2016), Austrian mathematician and orchid specialist | |||
| Heinrich Gustav Reichenbach (1823 - 1889), German botanist | |||
| Etymology: | |||
| Neotinea: | Vincenzo Tineo (1791 - 1856), Sicilian botanist, neo = new | ||
| ustulata: | burnt | ||
| Orchis: | testicle (Greek) | ||
| Odontorchis: | odon = tooth, genus Orchis | ||
As Prof. PAULUS explained in a lecture (video conference) for the AHO Baden-Württemberg on January 21, 2022, that beside bees, bumblebees, and probably beetles the Parasite Flies (Tachinidae) e.g. of genus Dilophus and Tachina play an important role in the pollination biology of the early flowering Burnt Orchid. More important are Parasite Flies (Tachinidae) for the pollination of the late flowering clans. As first research shows, both the appearance of the 'dark cap' and the smell seem to play a role. However, research into all of these issues has not yet progressed very far. |
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Fig. 1: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Northern Eifel 10.6.2000 |
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Fig. 2: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Taubergießen 27.5.1985 |
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Fig. 3: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Taubergießen 27.5.1985 |
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Fig. 4: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Oberlaudenbach 31.5.2021 |
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Fig. 5: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Oberlaudenbach 31.5.2021 |
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Fig. 6: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Oberlaudenbach 31.5.2021 |
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Fig. 7: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Oberlaudenbach 31.5.2021 |
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Fig. 8: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Oberlaudenbach 28.4.2018 |
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Fig. 9: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Oberlaudenbach 12.5.2018 |
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Fig. 10: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Herborn 24.5.2014 |
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Fig. 11: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Miltenberg 17.5.2014 |
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Fig. 12: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Miltenberg 17.5.2014 |
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Fig. 13: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Black-Forest, Schiltach 22.5.2020 |
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Fig. 14: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Immenstadt 21.6.2011 |
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Fig. 15: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid D Immenstadt 21.6.2011 |
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Fig. 16: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid F Causse Noir 25.5.2002 |
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Fig. 17: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid (partial color variant) F Dept. Drome 1.5.2001 |
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Fig. 18: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid E Catalunya 28.5.1990 |
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Fig. 19: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid A Perchtoldsdorf 7.5.2022 |
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Fig. 20: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid A Perchtoldsdorf 7.5.2022 |
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Fig. 21: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid (partial color variant) A Perchtoldsdorf 7.5.2022 |
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Fig. 22: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid (partial color variant) A Perchtoldsdorf 7.5.2022 |
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Fig. 23: Neotinea ustulata / Burnt Orchid GR Timfi 17.5.2008 |
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