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Fuciflorae
20 branches of this group, most-observed first
Late spider-orchid and allies
speciesOphrys fuciflora
woodcock orchid
speciesOphrys scolopax
Horned Orchid
speciesOphrys oestrifera
carmel bee-orchid
speciesOphrys umbilicata
Ophrys bornmuelleri
complexOphrys bornmuelleri
Marengo Orchid
speciesOphrys heldreichii
Ophrys oxyrrhynchos
speciesOphrys oxyrrhynchos
Cyprus Bee Orchid
speciesOphrys kotschyi
Ophrys lacaitae
speciesOphrys lacaitae
Dodecanese Bee Orchid
speciesOphrys dodekanensis
Ophrys philippei
speciesOphrys philippei
Calypso Bee Orchid
speciesOphrys calypsus
Ophrys homeri
speciesOphrys homeri
Ophrys gresivaudanica
speciesOphrys gresivaudanica
Ophrys schulzei
speciesOphrys schulzei
Ophrys truncata
speciesOphrys truncata
Ophrys isaura
speciesOphrys isaura
Ophrys × delargeana
hybridOphrys × delargeana
Ophrys × vicina
hybridOphrys × vicina
Ophrys kopetdagensis
speciesOphrys kopetdagensis
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 896338.