Inventaire des Hybrides d’Ophrys
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1620 entrées.
1081 hybrides différents.
600 entrées pour 436 hybrides différents non décrits.
644 hybrides différents décrits validement, dont 104 nouvelles. combinaisons, dont 3 nomen novum.
145 synonymes.
115 basionymes
63 nomen nudum.
36 taxons parfois considérés comme hybrides.
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Souche R., illus. Fabre M., 2021. Ophrys de France, d'Occitanie, de Catalogne et de Corse. Édition Sococor. Saint-Martin-de-Londres. 600 pages.
La première partie aborde, dans l’ordre : l’historique du mot et du genre Ophrys, la systématique, le Code International de Nomenclature, la morphologie, la biologie, la protection, les botanistes, l’illustration de pollinisateurs, de paysages ainsi que de quelques locus classicus. De manière plus circonstanciée, 7 taxons, ayant fait l’objet dans la littérature de controverses sont ensuite traités, suivi d’un développement de l’historique des découvertes de 4 autres taxons. Enfin, la liste de tous les taxons décrits de la dition est précisée.
La deuxième partie de l’ouvrage est consacrée aux monographies. Chacun des 66 taxons fait l’objet d’un traitement sur 6 pages incluant la taxinomie, la description, l’étymologie, l’habitat, les pollinisateurs ainsi que des notes à propos de faits curieux ou pittoresques. La richesse des photographies vise à montrer la diversité tant localement que dans l’aire globale de distribution de chaque taxon. Une aquarelle ainsi qu’un cliché pleine page d’un fleuron viennent compléter cette description. À signaler que 3 taxons en cours d’études sont présentés bien qu’ils n’aient pas encore été formellement décrits. Une bibliographie substantielle clôt cette partie.
Le dernier volet du livre est dédié aux hybrides décrits de la dition ; leur taxinomie et leurs synonymes sont accompagnés de l’iconographie de 86 d’entre eux.
The Ophrys lutea s.l. complex review from Extremadura has revealed the following new nothotaxa unknown to Extremadura: Ophrys ×fraresiana M.R.Lowe, Piera & M.B.Crespo, Ophrys ×mattinatellae (Kohlmüller) F.M.Vázquez, Ophrys ×pseudospeculum DC., Ophrys ×phryganae Devillers-Tersch. & Devillers, Ophrys bilunulata Risso × Ophrys sicula Tineo and Ophrys clara F.M.Vázquez & S.Ramos × Ophrys lutea Cav. Also, a new nothotaxon Ophrys ×hernandesii A.Gónzalez & F.M.Vázquez nothosp nov., was founded for science and two new combinations has been proposed: Ophrys ×coletteae (D'Alonzo & Perilli) F.M.Vázquez comb. et stat. nov. and Ophrys ×mattinatellae (Kohlmüller) F.M.Vázquez & A.González comb. et stat. nov. Finally, the hybrids known to the group Ophrys lutea s.l. review, has allowed to identify at least 48 different combinations from Mediterranean basin.
Rebbas, K., Bougaham, A.F., Rebbas, N. & E. Véla (2021): Inventory of Orchids in the Wilaya of Béjaïa (Little Kabylia, Algeria) over seventeen years.- J. Eur. Orch. 53 (2-4): in press...
This article represents a collaborative work initiated 17 years ago (2004-2020) on the inventory, illustration, cartography and taxonomy of Orchids in the 52 communes of the Wilaya (Province) of Béjaïa. This wilaya is located in the sector of the Little Kabylie, sheltering a rich and diversified flora whose census is still incomplete. With 44 orchids (species and subspecies) and seven hybrids on more than 1,000 single observation, this region confirms the high potential for diversity known throughout Kabylia and Numidia. The taxonomic revision work on orchids was carried out in support of various works on the Orchids of Algeria and North Africa. The authors present the orchid stations discovered and rediscovered in the Wilaya of Béjaia. Species and subspecies of orchids have been observed, identified and located. Among these species, Ophrys omegaifera subsp. hayekii, Ophrys funerea, Ophrys maghrebiaca, Ophrys marmorata, Orchis mascula subsp. maghrebiana and Orchis purpurea, were observed or confirmed for the first time or only recently in the wilaya.
Se aportan algunas novedades corológicas y taxonómicas de 16 taxones de orquídeas de la Comunidad Foral de Navarra. Se proponen tres nuevos taxones, uno de ellos a nivel subespecífico y los otros dos hibridógenos.
A comparative study on the three species of the Iberian Peninsula and Balearic islands belonging to the Ophrys tenthredinifera group is carried out. The main macro and micromorphological characters, phenology and their known distribution areas are analyzed. Information about the pollinators of these species is included, ten new hybrids are described, we comment all known ones from the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic islands and images of each one are included.
Castel Fusano (Roma, Lazio). INTRODUZIONE Nel corso di una serie di esplorazioni orchidologiche nel Lazio, uno degli autori (M.A.) ha rinvenuto il 30.3.2019, in località Castel Fusano, nella parte sud-ovest del territorio della città di Roma, alcuni insoliti esemplari di Ophrys. Alcuni di essi presentavano evi-denti caratteristiche intermedie tra Ophrys exaltata subsp. montis-leonis (O. Danesch & E. Danesch) Soca e Ophrys passionis Sennen. Sono stati effettuati un'attenta e scru-polosa verifica delle piante e accurati confronti morfometrici con i presunti genitori, in seguito ai quali è stato possibile confermare trattarsi del loro ibrido, finora mai descritto. È stato così deciso di prelevare il campione per il deposito in erbario, comprensivo del solo scapo fiorale e di una foglia. Un altro esemplare attribuibile all'ibrido in questione era già stato osservato nella stessa zona il 29.3.2018, da due degli autori (M.A. e P.B.). Tuttavia in quell'occasione, poiché erano stati giudicati necessari sia uno studio più approfondito della pianta sia la verifica che tale ibrido non fosse già stato descritto ufficialmente, non era stato prelevato il campione. Infine abbiamo attribuito a questa nuova entità il rango di nothosubspecies dell'ibri-do Ophrys ×giardinae Cristaudo, Galesi, R. Lorenz & Zelesny (O. exaltata × O. garga-nica: Cristaudo et al. 2010: 192-193). L'epiteto assegnato riprende il toponimo del sito di ritrovamento, Castel Fusano.
DELFORGE, P.-New nomenclatural and taxonomical contributions to European Orchids. Some new combinations and descriptions for European Orchids are formally made. La sortie de presse prochaine de la quatrième édition revue et augmentée du guide Delachaux des «Orchidées d'Europe, d'Afrique du Nord et du Proche-Orient» (DELFORGE 2016) a nécessité, pour des raisons de cohérence systématique et nomenclaturale, de décrire deux espèces, de changer le rang de quelques autres et de créer un nom nouveau. La justification taxono-mique de ces changements apparaîtra dans le nouveau guide. Anacamptis pyramidalis (LINNAEUS) L.C.M. RICHARD var. pyramidalis f. sanguinea (DRUCE) P. DELFORGE comb. et stat. nov. Basionyme: Orchis pyramidalis var. (vel subvar.) sanguinea DRUCE, Rep. Bot. Soc. Exch. Club Brit. Isles. 8(5): 639 (1929). Dactylorhiza elata (POIRET) SO´OSO´O var. algerica (REICHENBACH fil.) P. DELFORGE comb. nov.
Zusammenfassung: Ioana M. Padure & Sanja Simić präsentieren die Ergebnisse ihrer rasterelektonenmikroskopischen Untersuchungen zweier istrischer Clinopodium-Arten. 24 Mitarbeiter haben insgesamt 416 Belege (+ 690 Dubletten) aus dem „Herbarium Istriacum“ (KL) und 359 Belege aus anderen, 6 öffentlichen (GJO, GZU, IBF, KL, WHB, MFU) und 2 privaten Herbarien (Herb. F.Essl/A-Wien, Herb. P.Pilsl/A-Salzburg) revidiert. Die Dubletten aus dem Herbarium Istriacum werden an 27 öffentliche Institutionen (B, BKF, CLF, GJO, GZU, IBF, JACA, LG, LI, LJU, M, MA, NHMR, NY, OSC, PE, R, TBI, TK, TNS, UBC, US, W, WHB, WU, Z, ZA) verteilt. Als neue Taxa für Istrien werden an dieser Stelle erstmals genannt: Anacamptis morio subsp. caucasica × subsp. morio, Anacamptis pyramidalis subsp. pyramidalis × subsp. serotina, Bidens radiatus (auch neu für Kroatien!), Cotoneaster turbinatus (auch neu für Kroatien!), Eleocharis engelmannii, Lemna minuta (auch neu für Kroatien!), Mentha suaveolens var. suaveolens, Pueraria lobata, Rosa ×toddiae (auch neu für Italien und Slowenien!) und Typha laxmannii (auch neu für Kroatien!). – Anacamptis pyramidalis subsp. pyramidalis × subsp. serotina, Avena barbata subsp. barbata, Calendula officinalis, Carduus micropterus subsp. micropterus, Clematis vitalba var. odontophylla, Clinopodium subnudum, Cotoneaster turbinatus, Cydonia oblonga var. maliformis, Danae racemosa, Delosperma cooperi, Eleocharis engelmannii, Eriobotrya japonica, Ficaria grandiflora, Helleborus multifidus × odorus, Hippocrepis emerus subsp. emerus, Juncus hybridus, Lathyrus pratensis subsp. lusseri, Melissa romana, Mentha ×maximilianea, Myosotis ×pseudohispida, Myrtus communis subsp. communis var. communis, Opuntia humifusa, Orobanche hederae, Papaver apulum, Plantago media subsp. media, Pueraria lobata, Ranunculus peltatus subsp. saniculifolius, Ranunculus cf. peltatus × R. trichophyllus, Rhamnus intermedia subsp. intermedia, Scrophularia canina subsp. canina, Senecio inaequidens, Silybum maritimum, Smyrnium perfoliatum subsp. perfoliatum, Stachys byzantina, Symphytum officinale subsp. officinale, Tanacetum parthenium, Trifolium repens subsp. prostratum, Trifolium tomentosum, Typha laxmannii und Veronica cymbalaria sind neu für die Insel Vögls. – Rosa canina var. blondaeana, Rosa canina var. squarrosa und Rosa rubiginosa sind neu für die Insel Prewig. – Chara vulgaris, Ranunculus peltatus subsp. saniculifolius und Vulpia ciliata sind neu für die Insel Plaunig. – Atropa belladonna, Callitriche truncata, Crepis pulchra, Nicotiana glauca, Ophioglossum vulgatum, Ranunculus trichophyllus, Rorippa sylvestris, Rosa agrestis und Rosa elliptica sind neu für die Insel Kherscher. – Ranunculus aquatilis s.str. ist neu für die Insel Levrera. – Anacamptis pyramidalis subsp. serotina ist neu für die Insel Sansig. – Rosa micrantha und Wolffia arrhiza sind neu für die Insel Lötzing. – Von 200 Taxa wird die Verbreitung in Istriens 21 Teilgebieten gezeigt. – Der Liste botanischer Literatur bezüglich Istrien werden 142 neue Zitate hinzugefügt.
Summary: Ioana M. Padure & Sanja Simić present the results of their electron microscopy scannings of two Istrian Clinopodium species. 24 collaborators have revised 416 specimens (+ 690 duplicates) from the „Herbarium Istriacum“ (KL) and 359 specimens from other herbaria, 6 of them being public (GJO, GZU, IBF, KL, WHB, MFU) and 2 private (Herb. F.Essl/A-Wien, Herb. P.Pilsl/A-Salzburg). The duplicates from the „Herbarium Istriacum“ are distributed to 27 public institutions (B, BKF, CLF, GJO, GZU, IBF, JACA, LG, LI, LJU, M, MA, NHMR, NY, OSC, PE, R, TBI, TK, TNS, UBC, US, W, WHB, WU, Z, ZA). Following new taxa for Istria are published here fort he first time: Anacamptis morio subsp. caucasica × subsp. morio, Anacamptis pyramidalis subsp. pyramidalis × subsp. serotina, Bidens radiatus (also new for Croatia!), Cotoneaster turbinatus (also new for Croatia!), Eleocharis engelmannii, Lemna minuta (also new for Croatia!), Mentha suaveolens var. suaveolens, Pueraria lobata, Rosa ×toddiae (also new for Italy and Slovenia!) and Typha laxmannii (also new for Croatia!). – Anacamptis pyramidalis subsp. pyramidalis × subsp. serotina, Avena barbata subsp. barbata, Calendula officinalis, Carduus micropterus subsp. micropterus, Clematis vitalba var. odontophylla, Clinopodium subnudum, Cotoneaster turbinatus, Cydonia oblonga var. maliformis, Danae racemosa, Delosperma cooperi, Eleocharis engelmannii, Eriobotrya japonica, Ficaria grandiflora, Helleborus multifidus × odorus, Hippocrepis emerus subsp. emerus, Juncus hybridus, Lathyrus pratensis subsp. lusseri, Melissa romana, Mentha ×maximilianea, Myosotis ×pseudohispida, Myrtus communis subsp. communis var. communis, Opuntia humifusa, Orobanche hederae, Papaver apulum, Plantago media subsp. media, Pueraria lobata, Ranunculus peltatus subsp. saniculifolius, Ranunculus cf. peltatus × R. trichophyllus, Rhamnus intermedia subsp. intermedia, Scrophularia canina subsp. canina, Senecio inaequidens, Silybum maritimum, Smyrnium perfoliatum subsp. perfoliatum, Stachys byzantina, Symphytum officinale subsp. officinale, Tanacetum parthenium, Trifolium repens subsp. prostratum, Trifolium tomentosum and Typha laxmannii are new for the island of Krk. – Rosa canina var. blondaeana, Rosa canina var. squarrosa and Rosa rubiginosa are new for the island of Prvić. – Chara vulgaris, Ranunculus peltatus subsp. saniculifolius and Vulpia ciliata are new for the island of Plavnik. – Atropa belladonna, Callitriche truncata, Crepis pulchra, Nicotiana glauca, Ophioglossum vulgatum, Ranunculus trichophyllus, Rorippa sylvestris, Rosa agrestis and Rosa elliptica are new for the island of Cres. – Ranunculus aquatilis s.str. is new for the island of Zeča. – Anacamptis pyramidalis subsp. serotina is new for the island of Susak. – Rosa micrantha and Wolffia arrhiza are new for the island of Lošinj. – The distribution of all taxa of Apiaceae in Istria is shown in 200 maps. 142 new literature data are added to the publication list oft he flora of Istria.
A new hybrid between Ophrys crabronifera Mauri subsp. pollinensis (E. Nelson ex Devillers-Tersch. & Devillers) H. Baumann & R. Lorenz and Ophrys insectifera L. is here described, called Ophrys ×peteri, in memory of Peter Steffan, thr Author’s father, died in 1988. This is the first interspecific hybrid described between O. insectifera and a species of the O. crabronifera group and/or the O. argolica group, under which some authors include crabronifera too. This hybrid was found in 1985 by Maurizio Maria and Peter Steffan, in the Picentini Mts. (territory of Campagna, Salerno), close to the Sanctuary of Madonna of
Avigliano, along the S.P. 31 to about 750 m a.s.l., in a clearing at the side of the road. In 2018, after much research, very difficult due to the wooded growth, the author was able to find the exact site, where both parental species were present, but not their hybrid. At least other 20 orchid taxa occurred in this place, as well as the anomalous discovery, in the same environments, of Thymelaea tartonraira (L.) All., a rather rare plant, usually linked to purely maritime rock environments.
A single Ophrys individual growing on rocky ground in the north area of the island Gozo (Malta) in March of 2018, was found to have unique characters not exhibited in any species growing in Malta. The orchid was growing very close to O. tenthredinifera and a scattered population of O. melitensis. From the intermediate state of several characters between these two species, it was concluded that this individual is a hybrid of these parents. Since O. melitensis is endemic to the Maltese Islands, this hybrid is hence an addition to the endemic flora of Malta.
Here a new Ophrys hybrid is described on a morphological basis: Ophrys ×marsilii. It was observed for the first time in 2010, in a scrubby grassland on a calcareous substrate in the Rieti province (Latium, Central Italy), together with its parental species, Ophrys apifera and O. dinarica.
Argomento: gli autori descrivono un nuovo ibrido del genere Ophrys (Sez. Pseudophrys, Iri-colores-Fuscae): Ophrys ×pratesii (O. fusca subsp. lupercalis × O. iricolor subsp. lojaconoi), rin-venuto in Salento nella pineta di Rottacapozza sul Litorale di Ugento (Lecce, Puglia). Parole chiave: ibridi di Ophrys (Sez. Pseudophrys, Iricolores-Fuscae), Ophrys ×pratesii nothosubsp. pratesii (O. fusca subsp. lupercalis × O. iricolor subsp. lojaconoi); Rottacapozza, Parco Naturale Regionale "Litora-le di Ugento" (Lecce, Salento, Puglia meridionale). INTRODUZIONE A metà gennaio 2014, durante un'escursione nel Parco Naturale Regionale "Litorale di Ugento", mirata a verificare le prime precoci fioriture di Ophrys, abbiamo rinvenuto in zona ombrosa cinque piantine appressate tra di loro, di probabile origine agamica, di cui una con un primo fiore in piena antesi, indubbiamente afferente a un'entità del gruppo Fuscae (Sez. Pseudophrys). Abbiamo subito pensato a O. fusca subsp. lupercalis, la più comune tra le Fuscae salentine (Campo & Biagioli 2016): ma la morfologia e la colo-razione del labello, pur con alcune similitudini, non le corrispondevano totalmente, né in zona la subsp. lupercalis comincia a fiorire prima dell'ultima decade di gennaio (come poi constatato anche successivamente). Le osservazioni successive hanno permesso di seguire l'evoluzione della fioritura delle 5 piante, e di rinvenire con stupore, nei pressi delle stesse, dopo una attenta e scrupolosa analisi morfologica dei primi fiori, un esem-plare di O. iricolor subsp. lojaconoi, raro taxon pugliese-lucano mai rinvenuto nel Salento fino ad allora (Gennaio et al. 2010) e successivamente segnalato dallo stesso Genna-io (2016). Il successivo confronto dei pezzi fiorali con quelli delle subspp. lojaconoi e lupercalis permetteva di chiarire la natura ibrida dei 5 esemplari rinvenuti. Ampliando poi l'area di ricerca-sempre nel Parco di Ugento-sono stati individuati altri esemplari dell'ibrido e anche di lojaconoi. Sebbene O. iricolor subsp. lojaconoi sia rara e localizzata rispetto alla più diffusa O. fu-sca subsp. lupercalis, esse spesso convivono nello stesso habitat, e soprattutto sono tra le prime Ophrys a fiorire in Salento. Può favorire la loro ibridazione anche la loro affinità, essendo inquadrate nell'aggregato Iricolores-Fuscae della Sez. Pseudophrys. Non risulta-_____________________ 1
Ophrys molisana has recently been described as a new species from the Molise (Central Italy) (DELFORGE 2015). For a better knowledge of this new species, the author presents the results of his field-investigations. The species has a wide distribution in Abruzzo and reaches the region of Lazio. Its variability is illustrated by means of numerous photographs. A first draft of the species distribution in the L'Aquila province (Abruzzo, Italy) is outlined and presented on a distribution map. In addition, three new hybrids having Ophrys molisana as one parent are described.
Introduzione Ogni volta che, dopo il 2005, ci rechiamo in Sardegna, visitiamo la tomba del nostro amico Leonardo Damilano, nel cimitero di Cheremule. Nel 2014, durante le escur-sioni di ricerca collaterali al Convegno GIROS tenutosi in Sardegna, abbiamo fotografato un ibrido molto interes-sante e sicuramente peculiare, indicatoci dall'amico e socio GIROS Christian Denoël. Durante la consueta visita a Leonardo abbiamo maturato l'idea di dedicarlo a lui. Leonardo, di origine sarde, ha per molti anni intrapreso ricerche orchidologiche, da solo o insieme ad amici, in numerose località della sua bellis-sima isola, ottenendo significativi risultati. Abbiamo avuto la fortuna di partecipare insieme ad alcune di queste es-cursioni e ricordiamo in particolare quella tenutasi dal 16 al 23 maggio 1998. Gli ibridi descritti Ripartizione dei genitori: Ophrys corsica è presente nella penisola, in Sardegna ed in Sicilia [un errore di stampa in Romolini & Souche (2012) ha fatto sparire sulla cartina di distribuzione la sua presenza in Sicilia]. Ophrys exal-tata subsp. morisii è presente solamente in Sardegna e nel sud della Corsica. Gli ibridi di cui i genitori appartengono alle due sezioni Pseudophrys ed Araniferae sono facilmente riconoscibili sul campo.
Gli autori descrivono due nuovi ibridi naturali di Ophrys incubacea subsp. brutia, entrambi rinvenuti nella parte occidentale (ionica) del Salento (Lecce, Puglia): il primo con O. incubacea subsp. incubacea (O. incubacea nothosubsp. ionica), il secondo con O. passionis subsp. garganica (O. ×celani nothosubsp. hawkingi).
Gli autori descrivono il nuovo ibrido naturale Ophrys ×sivana nothosubsp. renatafontae (O. candica × O. holosericea subsp. parvimaculata), rinvenuto in Salento nella Riserva Naturale delle Cesine (Vernole, Lecce, Puglia).
Gli autori descrivono il nuovo ibrido naturale Ophrys ×montalciniae nothosubsp. montalciniae (O. incubacea subsp. incubacea × O. sphegodes subsp. classica), rinvenuto in Salento nel Parco Naturale Regionale “Litorale di Ugento” (Lecce, Puglia).
Gli autori descrivono il nuovo ibrido naturale Ophrys ×angelarum (O. bertolonii × O. tardans), rinvenuto in Salento presso Collepasso (Lecce, Puglia).
RESUMEN: Se describe un nuevo híbrido dentro del género Ophrys, concretamente el generado tras el cruce entre Ophrys passionis y Ophrys speculum. También se discute la validez nomenclatural de los parentales. ABSTRACT: Ophrys × armentariae (Orchidaceae) a new hybrid from Ara-gon. A new hybrid, Ophrys × armentariae, caused by crossing between Ophrys passionis and Ophrys speculum, is described.
Supplementary information on taxonomy, nomenclature, distribution within Greece, total range, life form and ecological traits of vascular plants known to occur in Greece is presented and the revised data are quantitatively analysed. Floristic discrepancies between Vascular plants of Greece: An annotated checklist (Dimopoulos & al. 2013) and relevant influential datasets (Flora europaea, Med-Checklist, Euro+Med PlantBase, etc.) are explained and clarified. An additional quantity of synonyms and misapplied names used in previous Greek floristic literature is presented. Taxonomic and floristic novelties published after 31 October 2013 are not considered.
Riassunto: gli autori descrivono un nuovo ibrido di Ophrys, rinvenuto presso Santa Maria del Giudice (Lucca, Toscana) e lo dedicano ad un amico orchidofilo scomparso prematuramente dieci anni fa: Ophrys ×stivii Romolini & Soca (O. bombyliflora × O. maritima).
Parole chiave: Ophrys ×stivii (O. bombyliflora × O. maritima), ibridi naturali nuovi di Ophrys, Santa Maria del Giudice (Lucca, Toscana), Stivi Betti.
Riassunto: gli autori descrivono un nuovo ibrido di Ophrys, rinvenuto sul Monte Cetona (Sarteano, Siena, Toscana): Ophrys ×cetonae Romolini & Soca (O. appennina × O. tetraloniae).
Parole chiave: Ophrys ×cetonae (O. appennina × O. tetraloniae), ibridi naturali nuovi di Ophrys; M. Cetona (Sarteano, Siena, Toscana).
Description of seven new Ophrys hybrids (Orchidaceae) from the Gargano promontory (Puglia, Italy)
Soca R., 2016. Sette nuovi ibridi di Ophrys del promontorio del Gargano (Puglia). Caesiana 19(43): 2-12.
Localizzazione, identificazione e descrizione di sette nuovi ibridi di Ophrys (Orchidaceae) della regione della Puglia (Italia).
Localisation, identification et description de sept nouveaux hybrides d'Ophrys (Orchidaceae) de la région des Pouilles (Italie).
Location, identification and description of seven new Ophrys hybrids (Orchidaceae) from the Puglia region (Italy).
Orchidaceae; Ophrys bertolonii subsp. bertoloniiformis, O. bombyliflora, O. corsica, O. exaltata subsp. archipelagi, O. lojaconoi, O. passionis, O. romolinii, O. tenthredinifera subsp. neglecta, O. ×angelii, O. ×cantalupoi, O. ×lupoi, O. ×manganaroi, O. ×palladinoi, O. ×pulsanoi, O. ×zonnoi; hybrids, flora of Puglia.
Romolini R. & Soca R., 2015. Ricerche sulla presenza di Ophrys minipassionis in Toscana e descrizione di due suoi ibridi nuovi. Orchidee Spontanee d’Europa 58 (2015/2): 378-384.
Non described or non previously cited hybrids of orchids in the Iberian Peninsula are included.
RESUMEN: Se describe un nuevo híbrido dentro del género Ophrys, concreta-mente el generado tras el cruce entre O. lucentina y O. lutea. También se comentan algunos aspectos relacionados con la nomenclatura del primero de los parentales. Pa-ABSTRACT: Ophrys × serrae (Orchidaceae) a new hybrid from the Valen-cian Community (E Spain). A new hybrid, Ophrys × serrae, caused by crossing between O. lucentina and O. lutea, is described. Some controversial points on the former parental´s nomenclature are commented.
Serra Laliga, LI. & X. Soler, J. 2012. Ophrys x castroviejoi (Orchidaceae), a new hybrid for Spain. Anales lard. Bot Madrid 69(2): 237-242 (in Spanish). Ophrys x castroviejoi is described and illustrated; it is a hybrid of O. scolopax and O. speculum, wich was obtained artificially in 1931 and named as O. x kelleriella, considered nomen nudum. It is offered its known distribution and current situation in Spain.
Two hybrid orchids described from Malta: Ophrys ×tumentia nothosubsp. tumentia and Ophrys ×tumentia nothosubsp. sancti-martinii Summary Mifsud, S. (2014): Two hybrid orchids described from Malta: Ophrys ×tumentia nothosubsp. tumentia and Ophrys ×tumentia nothosubsp. sancti-martinii.-J. Eur. Orch. 46 (3/4): 686-700. Two hybrid orchids of Ophrys caesiella with, respectively, the very early flowering Ophrys iricolor subsp. hospitalis and the later flowering Ophrys iricolor subsp. vallesiana are described from Malta. The descriptions of these two hybrids are supported by respective intermediate characters found flowering in sympatric association with their parent orchids. Zusammenfassung Mifsud, S. (2014): Von Malta werden zwei Hybriden beschrieben: Ophrys ×tumentia nothosubsp. tumentia and Ophrys ×tumentia nothosubsp. sancti-martinii.-J. Eur. Orch. 46 (3/4): 686-700. Es handelt sich jeweils um Hybriden mit Ophrys caesiella, einerseits mit der sehr früh blühenden, von Malta beschriebenen Ophrys iricolor subsp. hospitalis und andererseits mit der später blühenden Ophrys iricolor subsp. vallesiana. Die Beschreibungen dieser beiden Hybriden zeigen in der Blüte jeweils einen intermediären Charakter zwischen den jeweiligen Eltern auf.
Soca R., 2017. Inventory of Ophrys (Orchidaceae) hybrids of Italy.- J. Eur. Orch. 49 (3-4): 565-642. The author makes the census of the hybrids of the Ophrys genus described from Italy. It is the first work on this subject in Italy which can be part of a larger project to identify the endemic plants of Italy. The binomials of the parents are indicated such as announced by the descriptors as well as according to ROMOLINI & SOUCHE (2012). Indication of the herbarium(a) in which the types are deposited is also given. Some statistics are presented: the list of the described Ophrys hybrids from Italy by region, the list of the herbaria and the presence of the types, the number of hybrids described by Italian and by foreigners. It should be noted that very few synonymous descriptions exist: only seventeen, which are mostly the result of individuals who do not have a comprehensive documentation correlated to journals without proper scientific advices. Only fifty three can be regarded as non strict endemic in Italy. And twenty-nine are absent from “ The International Plant Names Index ” (IPNI) list.
Manni, Q.G. (2016): Ophrys nicolae. A new species of the Sectio
Arachnitiformes found in Salento (Apulia, South Italy).- J. Eur. Orch. 48 (2-4):
283-302.
A new species belonging to the Ophrys genus (Orchidaceae) was found in the
Regional Natural Park Ugento's Coast (Puglia, South Italy). This new Ophrys
was named Ophrys nicolae. The description of Ophrys nicolae presented in
this article follows taxonomic considerations on Italian species of Ophrys and
observations about Ophrys nicolae and others Ophrys species morphologically
correlated as O. sphegodes subsp. passionis, O. fuciflora subsp. apulica and O.
fuciflora subsp. parvimaculata.
The latest survey on the orchids of Israel (Dafni, 1981; Feinbrun-Dothan, 1986) enumerates 28 species and 4 hybrids. The present list includes new findings and updates the taxonomic status of some taxa. This new inventory includes 43 taxa: 29 species (3 of them containing 2 subspecies) and 11 hybrids, out of which 6 are new.
Description of a new Ophrys hybrid. Discovered (but not described) by Mr. Erich NELSON near Masseube: Gers (1937), it was more recently found in the West of France: Deux-Sevres (Contre, 1959), Charente (J. Delamain, 1963).
Sont décrits deux hybrides nouveaux d'Orchidées, découverts dans la région des Grands Causses cévenols:
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Dactylorhiza x guillaumeae (D. sambucina x D. incarnata)
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Ophrys x fabrei (O. insectifera subsp. aymoninii x O. sphegodes subsp. litigiosa).