Moraea glaucopis

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Read about Moraea glaucopis in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Moraea glaucopis, Drap. Outer segms. white, with a blue spot: produced lf. single, long, narrow, linear: st. 1½-2 ft. long; usually 1-3-branched: caps, clavate: crest large, lanceolate. Cape Colony, southwest district. B.M. 168 (erroneously as Iris Pavonia).—In this species the outer segms. have a short, distinct claw, while M. Pavonia has none.


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