Re: Re'Tid-bit' - I. pallida cengialtii?


Issue #13 was December 1924.

I got my phtocopies of the early issues of BAIS from HIPS publications, Dorothy Stiefel 

I suspect the attempt at classifying colours outlined in this issue was used by some to indicate probably parentage, leading to some compounding of errors. The original references are worth looking at.

I'm hoping to get certified samples of  pallida and subspecies to see what can be done to confirm or find our methods of testing to determine poosible relationships/differences. Cultivated plants have some probles in this.

I have noted that some Italian and Croatian botonists consider cenigalti, illyrica and pallida to be seperate species. They ar e the people in the aarea of wild location.

Loppio was collected in the region of cengialti , where it grows naturally. 

It would be nice to read the original Linnean society documentation on this and the reasoning for how they are classified.

Chuck Chapman


"David Ferguson" <manzano57@msn.com> wrote:

>I should have read everything before replying to any, but my computer is being very slow about loading email messages this evening; I keep thinking it's done and then pop, there are more!
>
>I'm curious about dates of the following publications.  I have not seen them yet, but it would be worth while for me I think, since Sturtevant seems to have used I. pallida heavily in her breeding.
>
>Thanks, Dave
>
>
>The Iris Chronicles No. 12
>
>BAIS issue 13 pg 12
>

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