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I. Bartoni, Foster in Card. Chron. , 1883, x * x ' p. 275 ; Baker in Bot. Mag. , t. 6869. This is a yellow- flowered Iris, well marked by its spathe-valves, which are green after the flowers are faded, and by its habit of having a few hairs on the lower part of standards. The rhizome is stout ; leaves ensiform, green and not very glaucous, ij ft. Long, ij to 2 in. Broad; the stem is rather longer than the leaves, usually once forked ; the spathes are two or three flowered ; valves oblong, lance...olate, 4 to 4^- in. Long, green at flowering time and after. The flowers are pale yellow and fragrant ; the perianth-tube is greenish, an inch long ; falls obovate- cuneate, dull yellow, tinged with green, sometimes with purple shading, 3^ to 4 in. Long, I J in. Broad, reflexing from below the middle, veined with purple on the half ; beard white, tipped with orange yellow ; standards pale yellow, obovate, ij in. Broad; style branches above an POGONIRIS 149 105. I. FLORENTINA Io6. I. PALLIDA inch long, crests deltoid.
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I. Bartoni, Foster in Card. Chron. , 1883, x * x ' p. 275 ; Baker in Bot. Mag. , t. 6869. This is a yellow- flowered Iris, well marked by its spathe-valves, which are green after the flowers are faded, and by its habit of having a few hairs on the lower part of standards. The rhizome is stout ; leaves ensiform, green and not very glaucous, ij ft. Long, ij to 2 in. Broad; the stem is rather longer than the leaves, usually once forked ; the spathes are two or three flowered ; valves oblong, lance...olate, 4 to 4^- in. Long, green at flowering time and after. The flowers are pale yellow and fragrant ; the perianth-tube is greenish, an inch long ; falls obovate- cuneate, dull yellow, tinged with green, sometimes with purple shading, 3^ to 4 in. Long, I J in. Broad, reflexing from below the middle, veined with purple on the half ; beard white, tipped with orange yellow ; standards pale yellow, obovate, ij in. Broad; style branches above an POGONIRIS 149 105. I. FLORENTINA Io6. I. PALLIDA inch long, crests deltoid.
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