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Fam.: Orobanchaceae / Broomrape Fam.  

Synon.:  Orobanche gracilis  SM.  var. deludens  BECK

Genus:  Orobanche  L.

The Orobanche specialist Holger Uhlich wrote, the strong plants from Sète in Southern France would remember na=austroalpin&cv=&de=aus den südlichen Alpen&en=from the Southern Alps&ch= him in Orobanche austrohispanica, which has been described from Southern Spain in 2001, and which had only been found there up to then. The species is closely related to Orobanche gracilis, and its hosts are also Fabaceae.


Authors:
   M.J.Y.FOLEY:  Michael James Yates Foley (fl. 1996), British botanist
   SM.:  James Edward Smith (1759 - 1828), English physician and botanist
   BECK:  Günther Beck von Mannagetta and Lerchenau (1856 - 1931), Austrian botanist
   L.:  Carl von Linné (Linnaeus, 1707 - 1777), Swedish naturalist who introduced the binary naming system for plants and animals
 

Etymology:
   Orobanche:   orobos = pea, anchein = to retch
   austrohispanica:   from Southern Spain
   gracilis:   slender
   deludens:   deceptive
 

Orobanche austrohispanica / Southern-Spanish Broomrape, F Sète 10.5.1984
Fig. 1:  Orobanche austrohispanica / Southern-Spanish Broomrape
F Sète 10.5.1984

 


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