Now with some more\u00a0serious\u00a0species, the next groups will be noted with Ophrys <\/em>1, 2, 3… as were named when saving them.<\/p>\n Ophrys <\/em>1 I will say will be near\/or something from Ophrys schlechteriana<\/em> \/ Ophrys attica<\/em> \/ Ophrys umbilicata <\/em>even if after the sepal\u00a0color is more likely to be O.schlechteriana<\/em>. Or maybe I’m completely wrong… anyway I need help.<\/p>\n Ophrys <\/em>3 I will say that is from the same group<\/p>\n Oprhys <\/em>6 again from the same group<\/p>\n Ophrys <\/em>7 same, even if to me the flowers looks somehow different, sepals are strongly reflexed and labium is more elongate, also the leaves I will say that are not the same.<\/p>\n A hybrid ??? between some of the species (schlechteriana<\/em>\/attica<\/em>\/umbilicata <\/em>and O.villosa<\/em>) or again I’m completely wrong?<\/p>\n Ophrys<\/em> 2 is Ophrys ferrum-equinum<\/em> or somewhere close<\/p>\n Ophrys <\/em>4 is from the same group with the previous one but the sepals are pink-violet and the flower as general look somehow different<\/p>\n Ophrys <\/em>10 from the same group, almost like Ophrys <\/em>4 but the leaves are completely different.<\/p>\n Ophrys <\/em>5 from a completely different group (fusca ??) but don’t know exactly where to put this one (only two plants found) … O.perpusilla<\/em> \/ O.leucadica<\/em> \/ O.cressa<\/em> … heeeeeeeeelp.<\/p>\n And the only exemplar that I have found of\u00a0Ophrys iricolor<\/em>.<\/p>\n All this are Ophrys sicula<\/em> or also O.phryganae<\/em> and\/or O.lutea<\/em>. After villosa<\/em>\/tenthredinifera <\/em>this was the most common species in the area. A selection of plants… from some plants only a macro on flower is presented.<\/p>\n Just checking Delforge book and what I have known that will be Ophrys tenthredinifera<\/em> is after the book O.villosa<\/em>, how will be correct? All this are the same? Some have sepals very long and reflexed, this are pink or greenish, the label is brown or almost yellow… This was the most frequent species here, a selection of photos here, from some specimens only a macro on flowers here.<\/p>\n Also an Orchis <\/em>found in flower, Orchis papilionacea<\/em>, the only specimen found.<\/p>\n If you are in \u00a0Athens at the\u00a0beginning\u00a0of march and want to see some orchids just let me know and I will help.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/cosmln.nature4stock.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/02\/Himantoglossum-robertianum-IMG_0317.jpg\" "\\"<i>Himantoglossum")
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