Iris

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Iris. Fig. 5.—Portion of cross-section of root

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Classic texts: Journals: AJP 1895: The images.

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Iris. Fig. 4.—A few parenchyma cells

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Iris. Fig. 3.—Crystals of calcium oxalate from rhizome

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Iris. Fig. 2.—Small portion of cross-section

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Iris. Fig. 1.—Diagram of cross-section of rhizome

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Pl. 16. Iris versicolor

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Bigelow 1817-21

Classic texts: Bigelow 1817-1821: The images.

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Photo: Iris latifolia 1.

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Botanical name:

Flower. Gothenburg bot.g., Sweden. Planted. 2007-07-12.

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Photo: Iris latifolia 0.

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Flowering plants. Gothenburg bot.g., Sweden. Planted. 2007-07-12.

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Photo: Iris ensata 1.

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Flower. (As Iris kaempferi). Gothenburg bot.g., Sweden. Planted. 2007-07-12.

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Photo: Iris ensata 0.

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Flowering stand. (As Iris kaempferi). Gothenburg bot.g., Sweden. Planted. 2007-07-12.

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Fig. 148. Iris florentina.

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Classic texts: King's 1898: The Images.

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