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Jahresberichte Des Naturwissenschaftlichen Vereins in Wuppertal; 33. Heft; Wuppertal 1980 Jahresberichte des Naturwissenschaftlichen Vereins in Wuppertal Probleme der Evolution bei europäischen und mediterranen Orchideen Titelbild: Bestäubung von Ophrys speculum durch Campsoscolia ciliata, Südspanien (Foto: Claudia Gack) Jahresberichte des Naturwissenschaftlichen Vereins in Wuppertal Heft 33 Probleme der Evolution bei europäischen und mediterranen Orchideen Redaktion: Karlheinz Senghas und Hans Sundermann Wuppertal1980 Herausgegeben im November 1980 Dieses Heft stellt den erweiterten Bericht über die „6. Wuppertaler Orchideen-Tagung" und damit die Fortsetzung der Sonderhefte „Probleme der Orchideengattung Ophrys" (1964), Probleme der Orchideengattung Dactylorhiza" (1968), „Probleme der Orchideen- gattung Epipactis" (1970), ,,Probleme der Orchideengattung Orchis" (1972) und „Die Orchideen der Randgebiete des europäischen Florenbereiches" (1977) dar. Das Heft erscheint gleichzeitig als Sonderheft der Zeitschrift „Die Orchidee", Organ der Deutschen Orchideen-Gesellschaft e.V. Brücke-Verlag Kurt Schrnersow, Hildesheirn Satz und Druck: Hagernann-Druck,Hildesheirn Inhaltsverzeichnis Programm der 6. Wuppertaler Orchideen-Tagung am 21. und 22. Oktober 1978 . Liste der Tagungsteilnehmer . Begrüßung durch Oberbürgermeister GURLAND . Begrüßung durch Direktor Dr. KOLBE . Begrüßungs- und Eröffnungsansprache durch D.0.G.-Präsident Dr. K. SENGHAS . F. EHRENDORFER: Hybridisierung, Polyploidie und Evolution bei europäisch- mediterranen Orchideen . J. RENZ: Entwicklungstendenzen bei den Orchidoideae- Einige Betrachtungen . H. SUNDERMANN: Modelle zur Evolution innerhalb der Gattung Ophrys . H. F. PAULUS & C. GACK: Beobachtungen und Untersuchungen zur Bestäubungs- biologie südspanischer Ophrys-Arten . H. BAUMANN &V. HOFFMANN: Ein Beitrag zur Sippendifferenzierung innerhalb des Orchis mascula-provincialis-Komplexes im westlichen Mittelmeergebiet . P. GÖLZ & H. R. REINHARD: Ophrys „arachnitiformis"- Ergebnisse einer statistischen Durchmusterung . W. TESCHNER: Sippendifferenzierung und Bestäubung bei Himantoglossum Koch . 0. POTUSEK: Die Verbreitungswege der Orchideen in die Tschechoslowakei . W. UPHOFF: Anthocyane und Evolution der europäischen Orchideen . W. VÖTH: Naturgegebenes Verhalten von Gymnadenia conopsea und Listera ovata H. BAUMANN & S. KÜNKELE: Das OPTIMA-Projekt zur Kartierung der mediterranen Orchideen . R. GUMPRECHT: Pflegemaßnahmen zur Förderung von Erdorchideen am natürlichen Standort . P. VERMEULEN: Einige kritische Probleme in der Monographie der Orchideen- gattung Dactylorhiza (DeNecker) Nevski von E. NELSON . R. V. Soo . E. Nelson i. Programm der 6. Wuppertaler Orchideen-Tagung am 21. und 22. Oktober 1978 Sonnabend, den 21. Oktober 9.30 Begrüßung und Eröffnung der Tagung durch Oberbürgermeister G. GUR- LAND, Wuppertal, den Direktor des Fuhlrott-Museums, Dr. W. KOLBE und den Präsidenten der Deutschen Orchideen-Gesellschaft, Dr. K. SENGHAS 10.00-11.15 Vorsitz K. SENGHAS F. EHRENDORFER: Hybridisierung, Polyploidie und Evolution bei euro- päisch-mediterranen Orchideen J. RENZ: Entwicklungstendenzen bei den Orchidoideae- einige Betrachtungen Diskussion 14.00-15.50 Vorsitz: F. EHRENDORFER H. SUNDERMANN: Modelle zur Evolution innerhalb der Gattung Ophrys P. GÖLZ: Zur Evolution von Ophrys arachnitiforrnis Gren. et Phil. - Altes und Neues (statistische Grundlagen) R. REINHARD: Eigenständige Arachnitiforrnis-Sippen Diskussion Kaffeepause 17.00-18.00 Vorsitz: J. RENZ H. BAUMANN: Beitrag zur Sippendifferenzierung innerhalb des Orchis- rnascula-provincialis-Komplexes W. UPHOFF: Anthocyane und Evolution der europäischen Orchideen Diskussion 18.45 Schwebebahn-Sonderfahrt vom Bahnhof Döppersberg nach Oberbarmen und zurück 19.30 Gemeinsames Abendessen in der Bahnhofsgaststätte Wuppertal-Elberfeld Sonntag, den 22. Oktober 9.00-10.30 Vorsitz: H. MEUSEL C. GACK und H. F. PAULUS: Neue Beobachtungen zur Bestäubung süd- und mitteleuropäischer Ophrys-Arten (mit Film) B. LDJTNANT: Täuschblumen und konvergente Blütenevolution bei Orchis und Dactylorhiza W. TESCHNER: Sippendifferenzierung und Bestäubung von Hirnantoglossurn Diskussion 11.00-1 1.30 Vorsitz: K. SENGHAS P. VERMEULEN: Einige kritische Probleme in der Monographie der Orchi- daceengattung Dactylorhiza von Dr. E. Nelson Diskussion Empfang durch die Stadt Wuppertal für die Referenten im Restaurant Ratskeller Vorsitz: W. GREUTER S. KÜNKELE: Das OPTIMA-ProjeM zur Kartierung mediterraner Orchideen Diskussion Kaffeepause Vorsitz: H. SUNDERMANN W. VÖTH: Naturbedingtes Verhalten von Gymnadenia conopsea und Listera ovata R. GUMPRECHT: Versuche zur Förderung von Erdorchideen an natürlichen Standorten (vorgetragen durch H. FROBIN) Diskussion Fragestunde für Tagungsteilnehmer: Kurze Mitteilung von Neufunden und Anfragen an das Gremium (Bastarde ausgenommen!) H. SUNDERMANN: Schlußworte Teilnehmerliste 6. Wuppertaler Orchideen-Tagung Aistleitner, Mag. Eyjolf, Kapellenweg 3711, A-6800 Feldkirch Außem, Franz-Josef Bartosch, Siegfried und Frau, Unter Kirschen 7,5000 Köln 30 Baumann, Dr. Helmut, Stuttgarter Straße 17,7030 Böblingen Bol, J., Kam. Onneslaan 21,7535 CR EnschedeIHolland Beran, Ernst und Veronika, Sonnenmatt 12, CH-8136 Gattikon Berner, Harald, Ludwig-Thoma-Straße 8,8021 Strasslach Blaschke, Dr.-lng. Franz, Jägerstraße 24,5810 Witten Brantjes, Dr. N. B. M. und Frau, Wagenstraat 85 M, 2512 AS Den HaagINiederlande Brauckmann, Dr. Carsten und Frau, Vogelsangstraße 111,5600 Wuppertal 1 Bruck, Georg van den, Berghauser Straße 52a, 5600 Wuppertal12 Bruggen, H. W. E. van Linthorst, Homanstraat 19,1963 KM HeemskerWNiederlande Canehl, Dr. med. Georg und Frau, Hunrodstraße 38,3500 Kassel-Wilhelrnshöhe Diekjobst, Dr. Herbert, Maler-Vogt-Weg 10,5860 lserlohn Ebbens, M. 0. und Frau, Paterswoldseweg604,9728 BG GroningenIHolland Edelmann, Dr. med. dent. Hermann und Frau, Guntherstraße 38,8500 Nürnberg Ehrendorfer, Prof. Dr. F., Botanisches lnstitut und Botanischer Garten der Universität Wien, Rennweg 14, A-1030 Wien Emde, Fritz, Am-Schops-Treck 42,5600 Wuppertal 17 Errulat, Wilhelm, Poststraße 28,5650 Solingen-Wald Freytag, Bernd, Vorm Holz 4,5600 Wuppertal 1 Frobin, Dr. W., Sonderforschungsbereich 88, Arbeitsgruppe C 1, Hüfferstraße 27, 4400 Münster Gack, Claudia, Zoologisches lnstitut der Universität, Albertstraße 21a, 7800 Freiburg i.Br. 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