Re: iris missing half of its yellow pigment

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• Subject: Re: [iris-photos] iris missing half of its yellow pigment
• From: D* K*
• Date: Tue, 7 May 2002 08:07:48 -0400

For me it was a one time thing.


>Is this a one time thing or does it recur from year to year?
>
>    Ken
>
>Dennis Kramb wrote:
>
>>  That's pretty cool.  I've seen similar things in my garden.  What I
>>  like about your photo is that it shows how yellow background can make
>>  purple veins turn reddish-brown.  I remember reading/hearing that's
>>  probably what pseudacorus would do if it wasn't yellow.  I've never
>  > seen a white one though.


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