It's too bad the root picture doesn't show the rhizome. It
looks like the rhizome has very short dense branching like
a Siberian (not to imply the flower looks Siberian);
however other things, like recent branching, can cause
fans to be crowded together like that.
Ken Walker
On Thu, 23 Apr 2015 12:25:26 -0400
"Chuck Chapman irischapman@aim.com [iris-species]"
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> Check root picture. Not spuria.
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> Chuck Chapman
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> From: Rodney Barton rbartontx@yahoo.com [iris-species]
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> Looks like a spuria!
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> Subject: [iris-species] Iris brevicaulis imposter
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> I may have asked this question before, but I find myself
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> is...https://www.prairiemoon.com/plants/bare-root/wildflowers-forbs/iris-
> brevicaulis-short-stemmed-iris.html
> It's being sold as Iris brevicaulis, but I wonder if
>it's I.
> missouriensis or I. virginica or something else? It's
>surely not I.
> brevicaulis.
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