Vorige Hybride/previous hybrid (Left arrowball from Animation City 1991)    Ophrys cretica subsp. beloniae x Ophrys mammosa    Nächste Hybride/next hybrid (Right arrowball from Animation City 1991)
 
[click] Ophrys cretica subsp. beloniae, Rhodos,  Kattavia 21.3.2005 Ophrys cretica subsp. beloniae x mammosa, Rhodos,  Kattavia 17.3.2019 (Photo: Christian Schlomann) [click] Ophrys mammosa, Rhodos,  Apolakkia 1.4.2019
Ophrys cretica  (VIERH.) E.NELSON  subsp. beloniae  G.KRETZSCHMAR & H.KRETZSCHMAR
Rhodos, Kattavia 21.3.2005
Ophrys cretica subsp. beloniae x mammosa
Rhodos, Kattavia 17.3.2019 (Photo: Christian Schlomann)
Ophrys mammosa  DESF.
Rhodos, Apolakkia 1.4.2019
 
Genus:  Ophrys  L.
 
Authors:
   VIERH.:  Friedrich Karl Max Vierhapper (1876 - 1932), Austrian botanist
   E.NELSON:  Erich Nelson (1897 - 1980), Austrian botanist
   G.KRETZSCHMAR:  Gisela Kretzschmar, wife of Horst Kretzschmar
   H.KRETZSCHMAR:  Horst Kretzschmar (1950 - 2021), German psychiatrist and orchid specialist
   L.:  Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals
 

Etymology:
   Ophrys:   Greek plant name, from ophrys = eyebrow
   cretica:   from Crete
   beloniae:   from Belonia (castle on the Greek island of Naxos)
 

Genus:  Ophrys  L.
 
Authors:
   DESF.:  René Louiche Desfontaines (1750 - 1833), French botanist
   L.:  Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals
 

Etymology:
   Ophrys:   Greek plant name, from ophrys = eyebrow
   mammosa:   with large breasts
 


 
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