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ORKIDEALEHDEN (Numeroon 3/1981 Saakka Jäsenlehti) HAKEMISTO 1968-2016 ORKIDEALEHDEN (numeroon 3/1981 saakka Jäsenlehti) HAKEMISTO 1968-2016: Visa Lipponen English summary. Alphabetical index of all published articles in Finnish Orchid Society’s orchid magazine Orkidealehti. Alkuvuosien 1968-1978 lehdissä ei mainittu säännöllisesti yhdistyksen toimihenkilöitä tai tulevien kokousten ohjelmaa. Niillä on kuitenkin keskeinen sija yhdistyksen toiminnassa. Jotta ne olisivat helposti löydettävissä, olen laittanut ne lehtiartikkeleiksi. Vuodesta 1979 lähtien sekä toimihenkilöt että tulevien kokousten ohjelma on muutamaa poikkeusta lukuun ottamatta mainittu säännöllisesti lehdessä, enkä ole niitä enää tähän artikkeliluetteloon laittanut. Jäsenlehden/Orkidealehden luonteesta johtuen on vaikea päättää, missä kulkee varsinaisen artikkelin, tiedotteen tai mainoksen raja. Kaikki artikkelit ovat tässä luettelossa, samoin sellaiset tiedotteet yhdistyksen toiminnasta (esim. yhdistyksen suunnittelemat retket), joista ei ole myöhemmissä lehdissä mitään kertomusta tai mainintaa. Selviä mainoksia en ole tähän laittanut muutamia poikkeuksia lukuun ottamatta. Sellaisia ovat mm. kaikki yhdistyksen tai ”orkidea-asiamiesten” tekemät yhteistilaukset, joilla on selvä historiallinen arvo siksi, että niistä käy ilmi mistä ja mitä kulloinkin tilattiin. Hakemistossa ovat myös muutamat alkuaikojen myynti-ilmoitukset, esimerkiksi orkideakaapeista, sillä niissä on mukana joko pohjapiirros tai valokuva kaapista – nekin historiallisia dokumentteja siitä millaisia kaapit olivat alkuaikoina. Myös muutama yhdistyksen oma myynti- ilmoitus on hakemistossa, sillä ne ovat historiallisia dokumentteja siitä, mitä yhdistyksellä on ollut myynnissä. Kulloisistakin myyntiartikkeleista ei aina ole ollut muuta mainintaa lehdessä. Muutoin olen jättänyt kaikki myynti-ilmoitukset luettelosta pois. Lehteä on aina leimannut se, että kaikista artikkeleista ei kirjoittaja käy edes epäsuorasti ilmi. Valtaosa nimettömistä kirjoituksista on varmasti lehden kulloisenkin (pää)toimittajan käsialaa, mutta tunnistin joukosta myös kirjoittamiani ja toimitukselle lähettämiäni lehden sivujen täytteeksi tarkoitettuja lyhyitä tiedonantoja. Jos nimi ei käy kirjoituksesta edes epäsuorasti ilmi, olen laittanut kirjoittajaksi ”Anonyymi”. Moni juttu on myös julkaistu pelkillä nimikirjaimilla tai yhdistyksen toimihenkilötittelillä. Koska muutamaa poikkeusta lukuun ottamatta tiedän kirjoittajan, olen kirjoittanut heidän nimensä kokonaan auki tähän listaan ja mainitsen kirjoituksessa käytetyn ”kirjoittajan nimen” perässä hakasulkeissa lainausmerkeissä, esim. Pohjakallio, K. [”K.P.”] tai Puhakka, A. [”Sihteeri”]. Joistakin numeroista on puuttunut sivunumerointi. Kirjoitusten perään olen laittanut sivunumerot hakasulkeissa laskemalla sivunumerot kansilehdestä alkaen. Aalto, A.-M. 2014: Esteetikko orkideatarhassa. 47(1): 36-41. Aalto, E. 1985: Tikankontti puutarhassa. 18(1): 17. Aalto, E. 1986: Orkideojen siemenviljelyä kotikonsteilla. 19(4): 94-96. Aalto, E. 1990: Orkideoja tietokoneverkossa. 23(4): 89. Aalto, E. 1993: Avomaaorkideoja Saksasta? 26(2): 50. Aalto, E. 1993: Werner Froschia tapaamassa Saksassa eli tikankontin ihmeelliset seikkailut. 26(6): 202-204. Aalto, E. 1994: Tikankonttitilaus - jälleen uusi yritys. 27(6): 196-197. Aalto, E. 1996: Trichopilia tortilis. 29(6): 186. Aalto, E. 1998: Rahaa likoon tikankonttiin. 31(3): 77-78. Aalto, E. 2001: Mehr Licht – enemmän valoa. 34(1): 16. Adlercreutz, G. 2005: Kuukauden orkidea, toukokuu 2005: Angraecum magdalenae Schltr. ja H. Perr. 38(3): 90, 130. Aho, J. 2006: Värien timantit kuvauskohteena. 39(1): 26-27. Ahola, E. 2002: Usvaa orkideoille. 35(4): 161. Aikio, A. 2001: Orkideaterveisiä arktisesta viherhuoneesta. 34(1): 11-16, 35, 36. Airamaa-Simola, S. & Matikka, A. 2015: Lumikuningatar-päivät 9. kerran. 48(2): 12-13. Airamaa-Simola, S. 2013: Kesän kuulumisia: Kerrostalon eteläikkunalla. 46(5): 14. Airamaa-Simola, S. 2016: Uudista ludisia keväällä. 49(6): 12. Alanko, P. 1982: Kirjallisuutta. 15(6): 180-181. Alanko, P. 1982: Lapsuuteni kotimaiset orkideat. 15(5): 47-49. Alanko, P. 1982: Uudenmaan läänin uhanalaiset orkideat. 15(3): 64-66. Alanko, P. 1983: Orkideoiden kotimaiset nimet. 16(3): 65-67. Alanko, P. 1984: Eräisen saksalaisten orkideaharrastajien toiminnasta. 17(3): 74-75. Alanko, P. 1984: Kotimaiset orkideat harrasteena. 17(5): 128. Alanko, P. 1984: Mitä kotimaisista orkideoistamme on kirjoitettu lehdessämme? 17(3): 68-69. Alanko, P. 1984: Suomen uhanalaiset orkideat. 17(3): 59. Alanko, P. 1985: Orkideakuulumisia Keski-Euroopasta. 18(3): 77-78. Alanko, P. 1986: “Orkideaseuralaiset” Eestissä. 19(6): 136-137. Alanko, P. 1987: Linné ja orkideat. 20(3): 69-71. Alanko, P. 1988: Darwin ja orkideat. 21(1): 8-9. Alanko, P. 1989: Ensimmäiset orkideapostimerkkimme. 22(2): 34-37. Alanko, P. 1989: Kämmeköiden taksonomiasta. 22(6): 144-145. Alanko, P. 1990: Kasvien levinneisyyskartoitus Suomessa. 23(3): 75-77. Alanko, P. 1990: The mapping of the vascular Flora of Finland / Suomen putkilokasvien kartoittamisesta. 23(6): 125-127. Allen D. R. 1976: Havaintoja Paphiopedilumien viljelystä. [Jorma Mattsonin lyhennelmä The Orchid Review’n artikkelista no. 975, ss. 275-281] 9(3): 12-16. Angervuo, R. & Leskinen, A. 2013: Patagonian mosaiikkiorkidea hätkähdyttää. 46(6): 11. Anonyymi 1995: ”Kasviasiamiehinä” orkideojen hankkimiseksi yhdistyksen jäsenille toimivat… 28(3): 87. Anonyymi & Kestilä, A. 2016: Jussi Gävert vei lokakuussa Cattleya Finn Socin Oulun kasvitieteelliseen, jossa selvitellään mahdollisuuksia sen monistamiseksi. 49(6): 9. Anonyymi & Ruuskanen, S. J. 1987: Kansikuva: yövilkka, Goodyera repens. 20(6): 134, 125. Anonyymi 1968: Oy Kämmekkä Ab järjestää orkideamyyntipäivän sunnuntaina 15.9.… 1(2): [8]. Anonyymi 1968: Yhdistyksen kokoukset syyskaudella... 1(2): [7]. Anonyymi 1969: Istutusmateriaalin kerääminen luonnosta. 2(1): [9-11]. Anonyymi 1969: Kukkiva Dipoli. 2(3): [9-10]. Anonyymi 1969: Mitä on meristem-viljely? 2(3): [3-5]. Anonyymi 1969: Orkideamaailman ihmeitä. 2(3): [10-11]. Anonyymi 1969: Suomen Orkideankasvattajat – Finlands orkidéodlare. Jäsenluettelo 1.1.1969. 2(2): [11-14]. Anonyymi 1969: Syyskauden ohjelma. 2(3): [11]. Anonyymi 1969: Upotus vai kannukastelu? 2(3): [7-8]. Anonyymi 1969: Yhdistyksen kokoukset kevätkaudella 1969… 2(1): [2]. Anonyymi 1970: Kevätkauden 1970 kokoukset. 3(1): [2]. Anonyymi 1970: Maailman helppohoitoisin orkidea: Habenaria radiata. 3(2): [9-10]. Anonyymi 1970: Orkideoiden viljely sora-alustassa. 3(1): [3-4]. Anonyymi 1970: Syyskauden kokoukset. 3(2): [10]. Anonyymi 1971: Helmikuun kokouksessa… 4(4): [4]. Anonyymi 1971: Kansikuvamme. 4(1): [10, 1]. Anonyymi 1971: Kansikuvamme. 4(4): [4, 1]. Anonyymi 1971: Laelia monophylla. 4(1): [7]. Anonyymi 1971: Ohjelma 1971. 4(1): [2]. Anonyymi 1971: Orkideat ja Fotoperiodismi. 4(4): [5]. Anonyymi 1971: Orkideoiden istutusalustalle asetettavat vaatimukset. 4(4): [6-7]. Anonyymi 1971: Suomen Orkideankasvattajat ry on päättänyt jälleen suorittaa tutkimuksen... 4(4): [8]. Anonyymi 1971: Suomen Orkideankasvattajat ry perustettiin… 4(3): [8]. Anonyymi 1971: Tietoja tulevasta orkideanäyttelystä. 4(3): [2]. Anonyymi 1972: Orkideamaantiedettä. 5(1): [2-10, 1]. Anonyymi 1972: Paphiopedilum callosum. 5(1): [11-12]. Anonyymi 1972: Suomen Orkideankasvattajat ry. Lokakuun kokous. 5(2): [3]. Anonyymi 1972: Tiedotuksia. 5(1): [12]. Anonyymi 1972: Valaistusperustietoa orkideankasvattajille. 5(2): [4-7]. Anonyymi 1973: Cattleya bowringiana. 6(3): [15]. Anonyymi 1973: Helppohoitoiset Maxillariat. 6(3): [14-15]. Anonyymi 1973: Joulukuun kokous. 6(3): [16]. Anonyymi 1973: Kevätkauden kokoukset. 6(2): [3] Anonyymi 1973: Lehtemme tässä numerossa esittelemme lyhyesti erään orkideankasvatusta käsittelevän kirjan nimeltä: Eigeldinger: Orkideanviljely. 6(1): [3-12]. Anonyymi 1973: Odontoglossum-hybridien viljely. 6(3): [5-11]. Anonyymi 1973: Orkideoiden siemenviljely. 6(2): [8-11]. Anonyymi 1973: Orkideoiden suvuton lisääminen. 6(2): [4-7]. Anonyymi 1974: Cattleyan kukittaminen. 7(1): [14-15]. Anonyymi 1974: Coelogyne cristata. 7(2): 9-14. Anonyymi 1974: Kansikuvamme. 7(1): [3, 1]. Anonyymi 1974: Katsaus jäsenlehden vanhoihin vuosikertoihin. 7(2): 3-9. Anonyymi 1974: Kesähoito-ohjeita. 7(2): 15. Anonyymi 1974: Kevätkauden ohjelma 1974. 7(1): [3]. Anonyymi 1974: Oheinen kuvamme muistuttaa jäseniä siitä, että... 7(3): [6]. Anonyymi 1974: Orkideat ja valo. 7(1): [9-12]. Anonyymi 1974: Päivän pituus Helsingissä eri vuodenaikoina. 7(1): [4-5]. Anonyymi 1974: Rahkasammal orkideain istutusalustana. 7(3): [7-11]. Anonyymi 1974: Retki Naantaliin ja Turkuun lauantaina 6.4. 7(2): 2. Anonyymi 1974: Sääolosuhteet taka-Intiassa. 7(1): [6]. Anonyymi 1974: Tämän lehden muissa artikkeleissa kiinnitetään huomiota valokysymykseen... 7(1): [8]. Anonyymi 1974: Valittaen on ilmoitettava, että maamme huomattavin orkideankasvattaja, Tri Frejvind Borg kuoli... 7(3): [12]. Anonyymi 1975: Dendrobium phalaenopsis -orkidean löytöhistoria. 8(1): 11-13. Anonyymi 1975: FrankFurtin Euroopan orkideakonferenssin tulossatoa. 8(4): 3-4. Anonyymi 1975: Grammatophyllum speciosum. 8(5): 12. Anonyymi 1975: Helppohoitoisimmat orkideat. 8(2): 7-8. Anonyymi 1975: Johtokunnan kokous 13.1. 8(1): 4. Anonyymi 1975: Kokouksemme tiistaina 2.12.75. 8(5): 2. Anonyymi 1975: Kokoukset. 8(4): 15. Anonyymi 1975: Lycaste-suvun viljely. 8(5): 13-15. Anonyymi 1975: Odontoglossum grande. 8(2): 13-15. Anonyymi 1975: Oncidium Forbesii. 8(2): 16. 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