Bulbous Irises
Bulbous Irises
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Orchioides ; but not having grown the var. Oculata or linifolia, I cannot be sure whether these hold a like position or no. Maximowicz seems (op. Tit. ) to state that even the type may vary in colour and have a var. Cxndea (this I have never seen) ; he also insists that all the characters attributed to the several forms are so mingled in different plants that all must be regarded as belonging to one species.
20. I. PALESTINA. Baker, Journ, of Bot. 1871, p. 108, as Xiphion Palsestinum. (From Pal...estine, habitat. ) Lit. Boiss. Fl. Orient, v. P. 122.
Charact. Bulb small. Leaves four, six, or eight, in a distichous tuft, smaller and narrower than in J. Caucasica, striated on the outside, with a finely toothed, horny margin, less con- spicuous than in J. Caucasica. Flowers one to three, apparently sessile that is to say, borne on a short stem, wholly hidden among the leaves. Flower 1 to 2 inches across, like that of I. Caucasica, but with a much longer tube, narrow (not swollen) spathe-valves, and a nar- rower blade to the fall ; the minute standards are toothed, and the rectangu- lar crests of the style very large and con- spicuous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Orchioides ; but not having grown the var. Oculata or linifolia, I cannot be sure whether these hold a like position or no. Maximowicz seems (op. Tit. ) to state that even the type may vary in colour and have a var. Cxndea (this I have never seen) ; he also insists that all the characters attributed to the several forms are so mingled in different plants that all must be regarded as belonging to one species.
20. I. PALESTINA. Baker, Journ, of Bot. 1871, p. 108, as Xiphion Palsestinum. (From Pal...estine, habitat. ) Lit. Boiss. Fl. Orient, v. P. 122.
Charact. Bulb small. Leaves four, six, or eight, in a distichous tuft, smaller and narrower than in J. Caucasica, striated on the outside, with a finely toothed, horny margin, less con- spicuous than in J. Caucasica. Flowers one to three, apparently sessile that is to say, borne on a short stem, wholly hidden among the leaves. Flower 1 to 2 inches across, like that of I. Caucasica, but with a much longer tube, narrow (not swollen) spathe-valves, and a nar- rower blade to the fall ; the minute standards are toothed, and the rectangu- lar crests of the style very large and con- spicuous.
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