Genus Orchis
Overview
The genus Orchis is widespread throughout Europa and is almost found in all habitats. In dry neglected grasslands as well as in the forest or in damp biotopes. All in all circa 70 species are described in Europe. Eponymous for the German and the botanical name of the genus was the oval tuber of the plant, which evokes testicles (the Greek word for testicle is ‚orchis‘). According to new molecular biological analyses by Bateman et al. in 1997 some sections of the genus Orchis were regrouped into the genus Anacamptis, other sections were regrouped into the genus Neotinea. Only a few species remained within the genus Orchis. This regrouping is increasingly accepted, but is not undisputed.
05.04.2008, Kattavia, Rhodes
05.04.2008, Kattavia, Rhodes
26.04.2009, at the SP 125, Sardinia
26.04.2009, at the SP 125, Sardinia
26.04.2009, at the SP 125, Sardinia
26.04.2009, at the SP 125, Sardinia
26.04.2009, at the SP 125, Sardinia
26.04.2009, at the SP 125, Sardinia, [with Serapias lingua]
01.04.2008, Lardos, Rhodes
07.05.2011, district Göppingen, Germany
07.05.2011, district Göppingen, Germany
23.04.2009, Seui, Sardinia
19.06.2006, Southern Bavaria, Germany
19.06.2006, Southern Bavaria, Germany
01.04.2008, Profilia, Rhodes
14.04.2003, Thripti, Crete
04.04.2008, Profitis Ilias, Rhodes
19.04.2009, Monte Arvigano, Sardinia
17.04.2005, Palermo, Sicily
17.04.2005, Palermo, Sicily
07.05.2011, district Göppingen, Germany
08.05.2004, Kaiserstuhl, Germany
25.04.2005, Monte Gargano, Apulia
08.05.2004, Kaiserstuhl, Germany
08.05.2004, Kaiserstuhl, Germany
07.06.2009, district Landsberg, Germany
11.05.2007, near Augsburg, Germany