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Orchid Species: Epipactis latifolia

Kew currently accepted name is Epipactis atrorubens

Epipactis latifolia is an orchid species identified by (L.) All. in 1834. Culture information and photos for this orchid are commonly detailed under the currently accepted name of Epipactis atrorubens.
Genus
Epipactis (Epcts.)
Grex
latifolia
Parents
Species
Author
(L.) All.
Year
1834
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ORIGIN: A miniature to large sized, cool to cold growing terrestrial from Spain, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Italy in xeric pinewoods in alpine valleys at elevations of 800 to 2200 meters.

DESCRIPTION: A miniature to large sized, cool to cold growing terrestrial from Spain, France, Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Italy in xeric pinewoods in alpine valleys at elevations of 800 to 2200 meters with thick, pale green, pubescent towards the apex stems carrying cauline, slightly leathery, alternate, lanceolate median leaves and narrow, near erect, slightly arched and conduplicate, undulate and serrulate margined leaves that blooms on a terminal, erect, laxly many flowered inflorescence arising in the late spring and summer.

FLOWER SIZE: 1.2 inches [3 cm] -- information provided by Jay Pfahl, author of the Internet Orchid Species Encyclopedia (IOSPE).
Other Names
Genus Name Genus Grex Name Year Author
Add+ Epipactis Epcts atrorubens 1809 Rostk. ex Spreng.
Add+ Epipactis Epcts cruenta 1932 Bertero ex Vignolo
Add+ Epipactis Epcts rubiginosa lusus viridiflora 1881 Sanio
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine atropurpurea lusus viridiflora 1927 (Sanio) Soó
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine atropurpurea 1908 (Raf.) Schinz & Thell.
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine atropurpurea lusus lutescens 1927 (Coss. & Germ.) Soó
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine atropurpurea lusus pallens 1927 (Beckh.) Soó
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine media 1905 (Fr.) Druce
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine rubiginosa 1913 (Crantz) Samp.
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine viridans 1913 (Crantz) Samp.
Add+ Limodorum Limo rubiginosum 1891 (Crantz) Kuntze
Add+ Serapias Srps sylvestris 1821 Murray ex Steud.
Add+ Helleborine Helleborine atrorubens 1905 (Hoffm.) Druce
Add+ Serapias Srps atrorubens 1806 (Hoffm.) Bernh.
Add+ Amesia Amesia atropurpurea 1913 (Raf.) A.Nelson & J.F.Macbr.
Add+ Amesia Amesia rubiginosa 1926 (Crantz) Mousley
Add+ Epipactis Epcts atropurpurea 1810 Raf.
Add+ Epipactis Epcts danubialis 1989 Robatsch & Rydlo
Add+ Epipactis Epcts macropodia 1841 Peterm.
Add+ Epipactis Epcts media 1839 Fr.
Add+ Epipactis Epcts rubiginosa 1844 (Crantz) Gaudin ex W.D.J.Koch
Add+ Epipactis Epcts spiridonovii 1995 Devillers-Tersch. & Devillers
Add+ Epipactis Epcts subclausa 1988 Robatsch
Add+ Epipactis Epcts thessala 1988 B.Baumann & H.Baumann
Add+ Epipactis Epcts viridans 1890 (Crantz) Beck
Most awarded/recent cultivars: Epcts. helleborine 'Jinny Wong' (2006)
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