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43. WILD ORCHIDS OF SOUTHERN AFRICA / Joyce Stewart & H.P. Linder, E.A. Schelpe And this interest at the University of Cape Town with an Honours degree in botany, and subsequently worked on the Disa group of terrestrial orchids for his http://www.up.ac.za/asservices/ais/gw/wildorchids.htm

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46. The Stanhopea Pages; The Literature; Edited 22 April 2004 orchids of Guatemala, in Fieldiana, botany 26(2) 399727. Chicago Natural History Museum. Samuel Sprunger (1986) orchids from Curtis s Botanical Magazine. http://houstonorchidsociety.org/Stanhopea/Stanhopea_TheLit.html

The Stanhopea Pages ** The Literature ** Edited 12 April 2004 Literature sources: _ (2002?) "Dept. of Stanhopeinae: Stanhopea embreii Stanhopea maculosa ," in: Oasis The Journal 2(2): pp. . _ (2003?) "4 New Gongora for South America," in: Oasis The Journal 2(3): pp. . "Aciopea, la flor de Guillermo Gaviria" in Medellín's El Mundo.com [ Acineta erythroxantha x Stanhopea wardii intergeneric hybrid, with photo] Orquideas Colombianas y sus Polinizadores (Colombian orchids and their polinators) [ Elleanthus aurantiacus, aureus, capitatus; Stanhopea candida, connata, jenishiana, wardii ] see also: Dodson (Marzo 1972) Paul H. Allen (1949) Flora of Panama. Missouri Botanical Garden Press. Paul H. Allen (1953/54) "Pollination in Gongora maculata ," in: Ceiba 4(2): 121-125. The late Dr. Allen, a banana expert, spent much time in the tropics collecting and observing orchids. This is an excellent account of a first hand observation by a gifted naturalist. Drawings by Mrs. Dorothy O. Allen, the author's wife. [annotation by Dr. Josephy Arditti] Allgemeine Gartenzeitung S. connata

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50. Flowering Plant Families, UH Botany orchids in subfamily Cypripedioideae have two stamens, one on each side of the column. Follow the links below to two of the major subfamilies of orchids. http://www.botany.hawaii.edu/faculty/carr/orchid.htm

Orchidaceae Follow the links below to two of the major subfamilies of orchids. Cypripedioideae Orchidoideae Plant Family Access Page Home Page

51. Arctic Botany/SubArctic Botany Boreal botany is special through a natural mulch of living sphagnum moss and tangle themselves among and around other species, such as minute orchids that grow http://www.chem.ucla.edu/~alice/explorations/churchill/botanize.htm

Summer Flowers, Fall Fruit Churchill Main Page Introduction to Churchill's Polar Bears Practicalities Churchill the Town ... TOP PAGE ARCTIC HARVEST Bearberries One very close relative, same genus, is the famous "kinnickkinnick" Bilberries (wild blueberries) Bunchberries Bunchberries/bilberries AKA Wild Blueberries cloudberries AKA Baked Apple Berries bog cranberries Crowberries Dewberries AKA wild raspberries Gooseberries LignonberriesAKA dryground cranberries highbush cranberries AKA pembina Autumn's Bounty of Beautiful Fruit "Toward the end of August, most northern plants take on brilliant autumn colors. ALmost overnight, they change to vivid hues of burgundy and scarlet, bronze and gold, russet and brown. And interspersing among lichens of soft mauve and grey and geen tones, they spread a carpet of breathtaking beauty acros the northland. While these bright colours last, we are almost convinced that the tundra's vegetation is lovelier at this season than at any other time of the year." Eva Beckett When wildflowers paint the Tundra 1952 The Beaver June: 36-38 Bearberries inter-growing with Cranberries (large-leafed plants are bear berries, the small leafed plants and flowers, cranberries.)

52. Internet Directory For Botany: Vascular Plant Families Checklist of the orchids of North America north of Mexico; Endemic orchids in the Mediterranean Isles by Carlo del Prete, Botanical Garden, University of Modena; http://www.bgbm.fu-berlin.de/idb/botvasc.html

INTERNET DIRECTORY FOR BOTANY: VASCULAR PLANT FAMILIES Original location of this page: http://www.helsinki.fi/kmus/botvasc.html FAMILY DESCRIPTIONS, MORPHOLOGY, NOMENCLATURE, ETC. Angiosperm Anatomy , maintained by Roy Volkwyn, Biology Section of the Western Cape Education Department in South Africa. Basic classification of fruits of flowering plants (Angiosperm), by Dianne Wilford, UK Bucknell University, Systematic Botany (Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, USA) . Plant Systematics course, with plant photographs, plant quiz, plant identification. Carnivorous Plant Archive, University of New Mexico, USA A classification of flowering plants - KÃ¥re Bremer, Birgitta Bremer and Mats Thulin, 1997 Concordance of family names , prepared by James L. Reveal, Department of Plant Biology, University of Maryland, USA.This concordance of flowering plant family names has been prepared at the request of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service and is intended as a quick search database for family names and their alternative uses by Cronquist, Dahlgren and Thorne. When available, Takhtajan's nomenclature will be added. This information also supplements the treatment given in the first volume of Flora North America and brings that listing up-to-date. For a complete concordance of the current systems in use presently, see the

53. Harvard Libraries: Botany Libraries Summary description of collection Arnold(Main)/Gray systematic botany; Farlow - cryptogamic botany; Orchid - orchids; Economic botany - use of plants. http://lib.harvard.edu/libraries/0035FULL.html

HOME HELP SEARCH SITE MAP ... LIBRARIES Botany Libraries http://www.huh.harvard.edu/libraries/index.html Library hours Alternate Names: Arnold Arboretum/Main Library Gray Herbarium Library Economic Botany Library of Oakes Ames Farlow Reference Library of Cryptogamic Botany Oakes Ames Orchid Library Ames Orchid Library Ames Library of Economic Botany Botany Arnold (Cambr.) Phone Numbers: Orchid) 495-2366 (Arnold/Main, Gray, E 495-2369 (Farlow) 495-8654 (FAX) Email Addresses: Botref@OEB.Harvard.Edu Address: 22 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138 Access Information: Reading rooms open to scholars;stacks closed. Circulation Policy: Non-circulating collections. Holdings Description: Summary description of collection: Arnold(Main)/Gray - systematic botany; Farlow - cryptogamic botany; Orchid - orchids; Economic Botany - use of plants. MATERIALS NOT HELD:Popular works, horticulture, agronomy, medical mycology. Size of collection: 275,000 (all collections) Expanded description of collection: Arnold(Main)/Gray: contains works on floras of the Old and New Worlds; woody plants; poisonous plants; and archives of the Gray Herbarium. Economic Botany: holds works on human uses of plants, especially for food, drugs, fuels; history of plant use; some agricultural; and ethnobotany. Farlow: holds works on fungi, algae, mosses, and lichens (lower plants/cryptogamic botany). Orchid: holds orchids, and orchidology. Services: Resources for Persons with Disabilities: Main reading room at 22 Divinity Ave. is wheelchair accessible; all items are paged and brought to users in the reading room.

54. Orchids Profit From False Advertising, Study Says pollinators that will spread the orchids pollen to other plants, a new study says. Photograph courtesty Professor Steven Johnson, School of botany and Zoology http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/03/0308_040308_cheatingorchids.html

Sign up for our free e-mail newsletter Also see: Today's Top Stories This Story E-mail this story Sponsored in part by Win a National Geographic photo workshop in Santa Fe Looking for the ideal gift for Dad or Grads? Send the gift of National Geographic for a special price of $19! Orchids Profit From False Advertising, Study Says James Owen for National Geographic News March 8, 2004 Scientists working on a Swedish island have helped illuminate the bizarre sexual antics of orchids. Their new study, they say, reveals why some orchids have plenty to gain from false appearances. Unlike most flowers, roughly a third of the approximately 30,000 orchid species in the world don't rely on the lure of food to achieve pollination. Instead, the orchids trick insects into performing the task without reward. Read the full Using bright colors and sweet perfumes, many orchids falsely advertise a meal of pollen and nectar. The ruse attracts pollinators that will spread the orchids' pollen to other plants, a new study says. Photograph courtesty Professor Steven Johnson, School of Botany and Zoology, University of KwaZulu-Natal

55. The Work Of The Centre For Economic Botany this issue of the Orchid Research Newsletter onwards, recent literature on useful orchids will be extracted from the Economic botany Bibliographic Database and http://www.rbgkew.org.uk/herbarium/orchid/ORN30/bot.htm

previous next The Work of the Centre for Economic Botany (With Particular Reference to Orchids) Please note: The nature of this article means that since it's publication in September 1998 much of the information will have changed. For the latest information about the Centre for Economic Botany please visit the latest CEB web pages Economic botany has always been a key aspect of Kew's science and the Centre for Economic Botany (CEB) provides a focal point for current research into useful and potentially useful plants. The building which houses the CEB is named after Kew's most famous economic botanist, Sir Joseph Banks. This building also houses more than 73,500 botanical samples and artefacts, a collection originally conceived by the first official Director of Kew, Sir William J. Hooker, in 1847 to "render great service, not only to the scientific botanist, but to the merchant, the manufacturer, the physician, the chemist, the druggist, the dyer, the carpenter and the cabinet maker and artisans of every description, who might here find the raw materials employed in their several professions correctly named". Almost 150 years later the significance of this statement is more apparent than ever, given increasing awareness of the importance of plants as sources of useful raw materials, and the Economic Botany Collections form an important component of Kew's scientific collections. Orchids are represented in the Collections by over 150 items representing a very diverse range of taxa. Some of the interesting items include medicinal tea from Jumellea fragrans; a tobacco pipe from Grand Caymen Island, formed from the pseudobulb of Schomburgkia thomsoniana; and fibres from many species including Cyrtopodium andersonii and Diplocaulobium solomonense. Medicinal species are also well represented, including Orchis, Ophrys, and Gastrodia species.

56. Missouri Botanical Garden Press Pages 484, Illustrated Yes. Category Flowering Plants Ferns - Gymnosperms, Mesoamerica, MSB, Monographs in Systematic botany, orchids,. http://www.mbgpress.org/index.php?task=id&id=70845

57. Missouri Botanical Garden Press ISBN 0915279665, Binding Softcover. Pages 62, Illustrated No. Category Mesoamerica, MSB, Monographs in Systematic botany, orchids,. http://www.mbgpress.org/index.php?task=id&id=64518

58. Orchids Journal of botany 84(6) 115 7. Sun, M. (1997) Genetic diversity in three colonizing orchids with contrasting mating systems. American Journal of botany 84 224 http://www.hku.hk/zoology/staff/ms/orchids.htm

This project is supported by two RGC grants: 1. The Population Biology of Wild Orchids: Conservation Implications in Hong Kong (HKU205/95M $485,000) 2. Population and conservation genetics of wild orchids in Hong Kong (HKU 7250/97M $1,130,000) Research Output to date Publications 1. Wong, K.C. and Sun, M. (1999) Reproductive biology and conservation genetics of Goodyera procera (Orchidaceae). American Journal of Botany (in press). 2. Chen, H. and Sun, M. (1998) Consensus multiplex PCR-restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) for rapid detection of plant mitochondrial DNA polymorphism. Molecular Ecology 3. Sun, M., Chen, H., and Chan, M.C. (1998) PCR-RFLP analysis of cpDNA/mtDNA variation using universal primers: application to evolutionary studies of Spiranthes (Orchidaceae). The 42nd Ecological Genetics Group (EGG) Meeting, University of St. Andrews, Scotland, UK. 4. Chen, H., and Sun, M. (1998) Consensus multiplex PCR-RFLP for rapid detection of mitochondrial DNA polymorphism in Spiranthes (Orchidaceae). Annual Meeting of the Botanical Society of America, Baltimore, USA. American Journal of Botany 5. Wong, K. C. and Sun, M. (1998) Population genetic structure and reproductive biology of Goodyera procera (Orchidaceae): conservation implications. 49th Annual Meeting of the Botanical Society of America, Baltimore, USA.

59. Flowering Plant Families, UH Botany orchids in subfamily Cypripedioideae have two stamens, one on each side of the column. This attractive terrestrial orchid is native to the French Alps. http://www.botany.utoronto.ca/courses/BOT307/Carr-vascular/ORCHID.HTM

Orchidaceae Each "thumbnail" image below is linked to a larger photograph. Cypripedium sp. (Cypripedioideae). One sepal of the outer perianth whorl is uppermost in the flower. The other two sepals are scarcely visible behind the two similarly colored petals of the inner whorl. The third petal is highly modified and forms a pink pouchlike labellum at the bottom of the flower. The column is colored similar to the petals and has a flap on each side where each of the two stamens are attached. Paphiopedilum sp. (Cypripedioideae). A broad, green and white striped sepal is at the top of the flower. Two red speckled petals extend left and right. The third petal is very highly modified and forms the large pouch-like labellum at the bottom of the flower. The column is green and white, extending from the center of the flower. One stamen is adnate to the lower surface of each of the greenish lobes of the column. A portion of one of the two smaller green sepals is visible just to the right of the column. Dendrobium sp. (Orchidoideae). In this orchid all of the perianth segments are of the same color and texture. One of the petals is modified into a labellum. Opposite the labellum is a three-angled pink and whitish column with a bright yellow stamen at the top. A pair of orange pollinia are partly exposed on the side facing the labellum (left photo).

60. White Oak Orchids Recommends Orchid Books Sections include an orchid primer to get you started, the topics of buying, growing and caring for orchids, orchid botany and nomenclature, orchid problems http://www.whiteoakorchids.com/books/

Toll-Free Orchid Line Plants For Sale Photo Galleries Orchid Catalog Boarding ... Home Orchid Books Recommended by White Oak Orchids Staff Ortho's All About Orchids Sections include an orchid primer to get you started, the topics of buying, growing and caring for orchids, orchid botany and nomenclature, orchid problems, and an orchid gallery to wind things down. Bulbophyllums and Their Allies: A Grower's Guide Explore this extensive genus of epiphytes in vivid detail. Bulbophyllums are a diverse and often misunderstood plant family. Orchids Simplified This book starts with "Why orchids?" and then covers anything you might need to know if you answer "why not?!" Contents include blooming legacy, your first plants, potting and increasing the bounty. The Slipper Orchids Focuessing primarily on Paphiopedilums, author Catherine Cash takes you through the world of slipper orchids. Vandas: Their Botany, History, and Culture Review the history and breeding of these vivid orchid species. Guidelines included for your own vanda culture. Orchids of Papua New Guinea This volume is the first attempt to compile a photographic and geographic record of this area's orchids.

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