[Descriptions of orchid genera] [manuscript], 1880-1908. Manuscript 11

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Manuscript orchid diagnoses, letters, original botanical sketches, chromolithograph botanical prints, off-prints of journal articles, and leaves of printed texts, dated between 1880 and 1908, compiled by Friedrich ("Fritz") Kranzlin, in Gross Lichterfelde (Berlin),Germany, and used in preparation of his work, Orchidacearum genera et species, only 2 v. of which were published in Berlin by Meyer & Muller (v. 1 in 1901 and v. 2, pt. 1 in 1904). The bulk of the material consists of small pencil sketches or tracings of orchids on tracing paper, accompanied by Kranzlin's diagnoses, or technical descriptions in Latin of the distinguishing characteristics of the various orchid genera, following a previously-published arrangement, as evidenced by the green cloth book spines, gold-stamped with title "Orchidaceae" and vol. numbers, which are found in each bundle. There are also more detailed original drawings of orchids in pencil, or pen-and-watercolor. Accompanying Kranzlin's copious drawings and notes, are numerous prints of orchids--line-engraved and hand-colored, or chromolithographed-- by well-known botanical illustrators J.N. Fitch, Miss [Sarah Ann] Drake, and Jeanne Koch, by botanists such as Harry Bolus, and F.C. Lehmann. and by lithographers including the Belgian artist Francois Stroobant, and printed by George Barclay, Emil Laue, L. Snelling, and C.F. Schmidt. Many of these prints have been taken from botanical periodicals such as "The garden", "L'orchidophile", and "Gartenflora". There are also printed leaves from botanical texts, horticultural society proceedings, and periodicals such as "The gardeners' chronicle", and offprints of articles on orchids by Kranzlin and other botanists which appeared in journals including "Queensland agricultural journal", "Garten-Zeitung", and "Gartenflora".

Date Original: 1880-1908
Type: Text; Image
Time Period: 1880s (1880-1889); 1890s (1890-1899); 1900s (1900-1909)
Language: lat; deu;
Source: Rare QK495.O64K74
Repository: Illinois Digital Archives

Lenhardt Library of the Chicago Botanic Garden catalog record for this work is available here.

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Plantae herbaceae Europae et Africae borealis incolae; flores magni, speciosi; radices bituberatae.

Linn. Gen. pl. ed. Spr. n. 3306. Rich. Mem. du Mus. IV. p. 47. Reich. Fl. excurs. p. 129.

Adn. Serapias ab omnibus generibus affinibus gynostemio longe cuspidato facile distinguitur.

EXPLICATIO FIGURARUM. 1. Serapias oxyglottis W., cum floribus, magn. nat. 2. Alabastrum. 3. Laciniae perianthii exteriores in galeam connatae. 4. Labellum cum laciniis perianthii interioris. 5. Gynostemium a fronte visum, b. bursicula, st. stimga, magn. auctum. 6. Idem, a latere visum. 7. Idem, a dorso visum. 8. Pollinaria. 9. Capsula immatura, magn. nat. 10. Sectio transversalis, magn. aucta.

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Fam. Orchidae Trib. Ophrysinae

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SERAPIAS Sw.

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7 (4c)

302. Ophrys

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OPHRYS III.

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Ophrys fuciflora Haller.

Miss Drake del G. Barclay sc

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OPHRYS R.Br. Rich. Ragwurz.

Syst. nat. Class. Monocotyledoneae, Fam. Orchideae Trib. Ophrysinae. Syst. Lin. Class. XX. Ord. I. Gynandria Monandria. Bartl. Ord. plant. p. 56. Kunth Handb. p. 287. Lindl. Einl. p. 384.

CHAR. GEN.

Flores sessiles, spicati et bracteati.

Perianthii laciniae exteriores patentes, duae interiores angustissimae erectae; labellum patens, basi muticum (non calcaratum), ut plurimum holosericeum, varie pictum, et non raro basi gibbis prominentibus notatum, trilobum, lobo medio terminali maiori bifido vel appendiculato, praefloratione erecto et inflexo. Gynostemium brevissimum. Anthera adnata, ut in antecedentibus, obtusa, bilocularis, loculis ad basin usque discretis. Pollinaria caudiculata, ut in reliquis Ophrysinis sed retinacula basi bursiculis duabus distinctis, inclusa. Processus rostellaris inter antherae loculos nullus. Staminodia minuta. Pollen sectile ut in affinibus. Stigma cordatum vel subquadratum, viscoso-lucidum. Germen oblongum non contortum.

Fructus: Capsula costata, unilocularis, polysperma et semina ut in generibus antecedentibus constructa.

Plantae herbaceae, zonae temperatae et calidioris incolae, radicibus bituberatis instructae;

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