greater butterfly orchid oor Fins
greater butterfly orchid
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south European orchid with dark green flowers that are larger and less fragrant than Platanthera bifolia; sometimes placed in genus Habenaria
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Habenaria chlorantha
Platanthera chlorantha
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Greater butterfly orchid (P. chlorantha), which grows on the Åland Islands, is highly reminiscent of lesser butterfly orchid.
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Lesser butterfly orchid’s pleasant, heady fragrance is mainly comprised of aromatic esters while greater butterfly orchid’s flowers contain mainly large-moleculed compounds that belong to the alcohol group.
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Greater butterfly orchid and lesser butterfly orchid (P. bifolia) are very closely related species, and it is not always easy to tell them apart, although there are differences in their size, habitats and flowering times.
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In order for the viscidia to definitely hit the right spot, the greater butterfly orchid must ensure that the insect pushes its head right against the flower and its nectar spur is a shade longer than the moth’s proboscis.
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The structure of the flower is also tailored to suit certain pollinators: lesser butterfly orchid’s almost fused pollinia closely pinch the base of the hawk moth’s proboscis, while the greater butterfly orchid’s pollinia attach to the moth’s eyes and the distance between the pollinia is the same as the distance between the eyes of the most important pollinators.
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