iris iberica造句

• Compared to " Iris iberica " which can have blue veining and marking.
• In 1905, Aril Iris after him, a cross between " Iris iberica"
• They are similar in form to " Iris iberica " ( another Oncoyclus section iris ).
• It is listed in the Encyclopedia of Life, and in the Catalogue of Life as " Iris iberica"
• An " Iris iberica " hybrid was named'Sir Dighton Probyn'in 1909 by Professor M . Foster.
• It has a similar plant form to " Iris iberica ", with similar rhizomes and a plant height, of between tall.
• It was listed as found in Azerbaijan, in 2004, but this either a cultivated form or mistaken form of " Iris iberica ", which is naturally found there.
• It was also published as " Iris iberica " in Gartenflora page3 in 1863, then in Curtis's Botanical Magazine Table 5847 in 1870 and Revue Horticole Vol . 45 page 370 on 1 October 1873.
• Then in'The Garden'( magazine ), page133 on 18 February 1893, Mr Foster disputed the placing of the iris within Regalia and placed it alongside " Iris Iberica " ( within the Oncocyclus Section ).
• It was verified as " Iris iberica " subsp . " elegantissima " by United States Department of Agriculture and the Agricultural Research Service on 22 February 2006, then altered in 11 December 2007 . and is an accepted name by the RHS.
• In the Botanical Garden of Georgia, they have produced several self seedings of the iris and other rare irises ( including " Iris iberica ", " Iris graminea ", " Iris imbricata ", and " Siphonastilis lazica ", to stop them becoming extinct.
• Due to its variability of form, it has two known subspecies, " Iris iberica " ssp . " elegantissima ", Another known subspecies is " Iris iberica " subsp . " iberica ", but this name is also used for the standard form of the iris as well.
• Due to its variability of form, it has two known subspecies, " Iris iberica " ssp . " elegantissima ", Another known subspecies is " Iris iberica " subsp . " iberica ", but this name is also used for the standard form of the iris as well.
• Although, it has discussed by the British Iris Society and D . Kramb ( of the Species Iris Group of North America ), that it may have a hybrid origin between " Iris iberica ", " Iris paradoxa ", and " Iris acutiloba ", but this has not yet been proved.