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One of the specimens had been decapitated, only partial stem and root. Not able to say so.
by xinga
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Thanks for your observation - we'll check the database!
by kathcas79
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The bar-code does not match the one on the sheet - one is ...35 and the other ...36
by dolomedes
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Hi and thanks for your post. Historical herbarium sheet labels often record a former name or names...
by kathcas79
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This site isn't letting me change names then it quit letting me make a box around the name tag.......
by AmeliaBlack
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Historical herbarium sheet labels often record a former name or names which differ from the...
by kathcas79
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Same thing here. the labels were wrong but not able to change the name. Seemed to pick up the other...
by AussieMom
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it won't let me change the name
by Beckbird
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Thanks for your post gwynnie - this is a Northern Marsh-orchid and colour can vary from deep magenta...
by kathcas79
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Do orchids change colour as they mature? The shape seemed correct for a marsh orchid, but colour...
by gwynnie
Science
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Interesting historical specimen
Hi paleosam, thank you again for taking part in our Orchid Observers Visiteering day! Without...
by kathcas79
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Label seems to say Ophrys muscifera, which isn't what the suggested name is. I couldn't change this...
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Thanks - we'll take a closer look at this specimen!
by kathcas79
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There doesn't seem to be a species named on this sheet.
by dolomedes
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Hi MiaG - thanks for the link and interesting info on orchid numbers at this site!
by kathcas79
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It is difficult to tell which orchid this should be listed as but Orchis ericetorum seemed...
by dolomedes
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Facebook reminded me of a link I posted 5 years ago....
by MiaG
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I haven't checked this meadow this year. Plantlife were due to do an orchid count of this last month...
by MiaG
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Thanks for your post DrCarmel - the model we are using is that every photo is available for...
by kathcas79
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Thanks for your post DrCarmel - the model we are using is that every photo is available for...
by kathcas79
Chat
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While I have some sympathy for using the modern accepted name it is not good practice. Names often...
by juncus
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A thank you to the Orchid Observers Team.
Beautiful orchid there. I hope you treated yourself to some stroopwafels after!
by MiaG
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A thank you to the Orchid Observers Team.
Last year I spent some time classifying wild orchids in the UK. I had a great time, learned a lot...
by Abe_Hoekstra
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Sorry can't tell from this image.
by DrCarmel
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would not let me change the name
Historical herbarium sheet labels often record a former name or names which differ from the...
by kathcas79
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would not let me change the name
typed label different from what the program provided, but it would not let me edit it.
by Beckbird
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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by Abe_Hoekstra
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Hi Sue, many thanks for sharing your interesting comments - we are delighted you've found the...
by kathcas79
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Thanks for your thoughts on this – it’s difficult to be certain of the location here – there is a ?...
by kathcas79
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My name's Sue White and I'm an amateur photographer. I haven't bothered much with orchids because so...
by Syntrichia
Collections
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Special pics (5 subjects)
Nicely marked Heath Spotted Orchid
by pjm19
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Orchid Observers (1 subject)
Bee orchid
I could not see a clear VC number on here. There is some partial writing on the bottom left but cannot make it out.
by BookExplorer
In this classification barcode, label, and vice county needed to match-up. After the orchid was identified at the stage of flowering over.
by Nicknack10
No species name, no description, but the database does contain a name
by mmmarci
@henry1123 - if you look carefully you can see that each orchid and its corresponding label & bar-code is surrounded by a box.
by Erized
I amended the VC number to 16 as per the pencil notation. I'm unable to edit it back to VC15 in concurrence with Syntrichia and transcriber.
by Serena-Botany
Agree these specimens have been very well preserved!
by kathcas79
Yes, all have been determined Gymnadenia borealis and were collected from the same locality
by kathcas79
Thanks, likely placed as protection when the specimen was originally mounted!
by kathcas79
Colour tends to fade in dried specimens, seems particularly true for our British orchids, nice when colour preserved as in this1847 specimen
by kathcas79
#yellow pigment visible - beautiful sample.
by MBHansel
Are these all the same species?
by MBHansel
There appears to be a sheet of waxed paper over the sample page.
by MBHansel