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A total of 900 plant species have been recorder in Aeolian islands, including 4 endemic species: Bassia saxicola, Dianthus rupicola, Silene hicesiae, Cytiscus aeolicus and Ophrys lunurata.
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Ong Nam thích giao phối với Ophrys phong lan để giao phối với một ong phái nữ.
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Rare mesophytic species of orchids (Ophrys transhyrcana, Epipactis veratrifolia) and ferns (Ophioglossum vulgatum) found here their refuge from the arid environment.
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Other nationally important terrestrial vegetation species include the early spider orchid Ophrys sphegodes, the Early Gentian Gentianella anglica, the Nottingham catchfly Silene nutans and Wild cabbage Brassica oleracea var. oleracea
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This installment focuses on Ophrys, a genus of orchids characterized by their intriguing relationships with fungi and with insects.
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Each Ophrys orchid has coevolved with its distinct pollinator insect.
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Fungal symbiosis also renders the leaves of some Ophrys species very small and green or bluish in color.
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What draws human attention to Ophrys, however, is this genus's distinctive trait of insect mimicry.
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Hopes of happy symbiosis or at least mutualism, even those expressed on this site, yield in the presence of Ophrys to a more somber assessment of biological interaction.
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To compound the effect, an Ophrys orchid typically produces a scent that closely resembles the pheromones of a sexually receptive female insect.
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