Ophrys holoserica - syn. Ophrys fuciflora
Description of the model:
The model shows the above-ground parts of the orchid Ophrys holoserica in its original size. A flower with buds and leaves. The flowers are variable in colour and especially in pattern. We can colour them according to your design on request.
The model is made of high-quality plastic and hand-coloured with UV-resistant acrylic paints.
Dimensions
17 cm high
Price
998,00 €
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Model views Ophrys holoserica - syn. Ophrys fuciflora
Lifesize model of the bumble-bee orchid (Ophrys holoserica)
we offer as well parts of the plant in order showing a bee such as Eucera longicornis.
Lifesize model of the bumble-bee orchid (Ophrys holoserica)
Close-up of the flower and bud.
Lifesize model of the bumble-bee orchid (Ophrys holoserica)
Close-up of the flower and bud.
Lifesize model of the bumble-bee orchid (Ophrys holoserica)
Close-up of the flower.
Lifesize model of the bumble-bee orchid (Ophrys holoserica)
close-up of the flower
Lifesize model of the bumble-bee orchid (Ophrys holoserica)
Lifesize model of the bumble-bee orchid (Ophrys holoserica)
Lifesize model of the bumble-bee orchid (Ophrys holoserica)
Lifesize model of the bumble-bee orchid (Ophrys holoserica)
Lifesize model of the bumble-bee orchid (Ophrys holoserica)
Lifesize model of the bumble-bee orchid (Ophrys holoserica)
Profile Ophrys holoserica - syn. Ophrys fuciflora
Sources
It is widespread across much of Europe from Britain and Spain to Turkey and Romania.
Further Informations
There has been considerable confusion over the correct name of this species. It is calles as well Ophrys fuciflora, but many authors have called it Ophrys holoserica, but O. holoserica (Burm.f.) Greuter is a synonym of a different species,Ophrys apifera, the bee orchid. 1)
Reference for the text:
1) Pro Natura Faltblatt: “Tier des Jahres 2010: die Langhornbiene”
Referencing address:
1) “Ophrys holoserica”, World Checklist of Selected Plant Families, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, retrieved 2012-03-28