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Iris urmiensis, Hoog (I. chrysantha, Baker). Rhizome short-creeping: lvs. linear, 1 ft. long, thick and firm, glaucescent with a pale margin: st. slen- der, as long as the lvs.: spathe - valves lanceolate - acuminate, 4 in. long, pale green, chartaceous: fls. pale yellow; outer segms. oblong, emarginate, 3 in. long, reflexed from near the base, with a bright orange beard; inner segms. erect, obovate- cuneate, as long as the outer and broader; style- branches yellow, an inch broad, with large quadrate entire crests. Probably near Lake Urumiah in N. W. Persia. B.M. 7784. Gn. 58, p. 375. G.C. III. 28:373.
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Iris urmiensis, Hoog (I. chrysantha, Baker). Rhizome short-creeping: lvs. linear, 1 ft. long, thick and firm, glaucescent with a pale margin: st. slen- der, as long as the lvs.: spathe - valves lanceolate - acuminate, 4 in. long, pale green, chartaceous: fls. pale yellow; outer segms. oblong, emarginate, 3 in. long, reflexed from near the base, with a bright orange beard; inner segms. erect, obovate- cuneate, as long as the outer and broader; style- branches yellow, an inch broad, with large quadrate entire crests. Probably near Lake Urumia in N. W. Persia.
 
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*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
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<!--- xxxxx  *American Horticultural Society: A-Z Encyclopedia of Garden Plants, by Christopher Brickell, Judith D. Zuk. 1996. ISBN 0789419432  -->
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Iris urmiensis, Hoog (I. chrysantha, Baker). Rhizome short-creeping: lvs. linear, 1 ft. long, thick and firm, glaucescent with a pale margin: st. slen- der, as long as the lvs.: spathe - valves lanceolate - acuminate, 4 in. long, pale green, chartaceous: fls. pale yellow; outer segms. oblong, emarginate, 3 in. long, reflexed from near the base, with a bright orange beard; inner segms. erect, obovate- cuneate, as long as the outer and broader; style- branches yellow, an inch broad, with large quadrate entire crests. Probably near Lake Urumia in N. W. Persia.


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