Aceras anthropophorum x Orchis militaris

Vorige Hybride/previous hybrid (Left arrowball from Animation City 1991)

Aceras anthropophorum x Orchis militaris

Nächste Hybride/next hybrid (Right arrowball from Animation City 1991)

[click] Aceras anthropophorum, D Pforzheim 7.5.1994

Aceras anthropophorum x Orchis militaris, D Oberlaudenbach 28.4.2018

[click] Orchis militaris, D Oberlaudenbach 31.5.2021

Aceras anthropophorum (L.) R.BR.
D Pforzheim 7.5.1994

Aceras anthropophorum x Orchis militaris
= x Orchiaceras spurium (RCHB.F.) E.G.CAMUS
D Oberlaudenbach 28.4.2018

Orchis militaris L.
D Oberlaudenbach 31.5.2021

Genus: Aceras R.BR.

Authors:
	L.:	Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals
	R.BR.:	Robert Brown (1773 - 1858), British botanist

Etymology:
	Aceras:	without beak, meaning without spur
	anthropophorum:	carring man

Genus: Orchiaceras E.G.CAMUS

Authors:
	RCHB.F.:	Heinrich Gustav Reichenbach (1823 - 1889), German botanist
	E.G.CAMUS:	Edmond Gustave Camus (1852 - 1915), French botanist with main focus on orchids

Etymology:
	Orchiaceras:	hybrid between Aceras and Orchis
	spurium:	false, bastard

Genus: Orchis L.

Authors:
	L.:	Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals

Etymology:
	Orchis:	testicle (Greek)
	militaris:	soldier-like

Since genetic investigation of british scientists found that Aceras and the Orchis militaris group are closely related, this hybrid isn't taken as hybrid between different genera anymore. If this shall also be executed in the naming of Aceras anthropophorum its name becomes Orchis anthropophora.