Re: Iranian lactea

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Jim,
Western poin of Iris lactea area is in Tashkent region, in the lower part of
Chirchik river.
But at first look this one could be a tenuifolia group member. How long is a
flower's tube?

Juri
in Moscow

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> I find this very interesting. This I. lactea clone came via Iran as
> a spuria iris. It is blooming now and at about 12 inches tall. All
> other lacteas of Chinese/Mongolian origin are just coming into growth
> and none is over 4 inches tall. It looks just like a lactea, and I
> don't think it appears naturally that far East. A mystery. Due to
> unfavorably politics at the moment we are unable to glean any more
> information of it's origins. Any ideas you have would be appreciated.
>
>
>
> Jim

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