In: "Giovanni Spagnoli, Leonardo Damilano  1997. Il GIROS a Creta. GIROS Notizie, 7: 1-17" some albinos specimens are recorded from Crete.

Hi.

Thanks a lot for your information! I hope to find this article, which is of high interest to me...

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Rubén

http://www.greekorchidsociety.org/greekorchids/g/himantoglossum/robertianum//

http://www.almerinatura.com/galerias/hipocromaticas/imagepages/barlia-robertiana.html

 Barlia robertiana lusus candida Soó in Keller & al., Monogr. Iconogr. Orchid. Eur. 2: 120 (1931) = Himantoglossum robertianum f. candidum (Soó) F.M. Vázquez in Folia Bot. Extremadurensis 3: 126 (2009)

Barlia robertiana f. leucantha D. Rivera & López Vélez, Orquíd. Prov. Albacete: 147 (1987)

Dear Agustín,

Many thanks for these references. By the way, do you have the pdf files of these references, or the links to download them? 

Best regards, and thanks again for your help. 

http://pandora.dipualba.es/results.vm?o=&w=Orqu%C3%ADdeas&f=name&l=15&t=%2Bcreation&g=work&g=press&s=0&c=1&lang=es&view=main

https://floramontiberica.files.wordpress.com/2012/04/folia_botanica_extremadurensis_3_2009.pdf

Perfect! Thanks a lot. These references are very useful...

Best regards from the Canaries,

Rubén

Hello, I am joining this question late in the day!

When you ask about 'albino' forms, do you mean lacking chlorophyll in any part of the plant as opposed to 'albiflora' forms which lack certain chromophores in the flowers?

Hi.

I mean mostly "albiflora" plants, with completely (or near complete) white flowers...

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