brevicaulis (#4 of 4)

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• Subject: [iris-species] brevicaulis (#4 of 4)
• From: D* K* <d*@badbear.com>
• Date: Sat, 05 Jun 2004 17:54:25 -0400

Most of my photos came out blurry, but this was one of the best 
ones.  Jewelweed was growing together with the brevicaulis alongside a 
runoff stream from the bog, which in turn feeds a stream that feeds the 
Great Miami River.

If I had to guess, I'd say there was at least 100-200 fans of brevicaulis 
in this location.  As compared to the ensata which had about 50 fans, and 
pseudacorus which had a bazillion.

There was one other iris that remains unidentified.  The leaves had a 
midrib, just like pseudacorus, but the leaves were only 2ft tall, on a 
clump at least 18" wide.  I have no idea what it could be.

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