■ (SPEC) Iris baldshuanica Fedt.
1909, Fedtschenko
Iris baldshuanica O & B. Fedtschenko (
Olga & Boris Fedtschenko, 1909, Baldshuan, Turkestan);
Subgenus Scorpiris, Juno; 4-6" (10-15 cm); Color Class-B. or B7; Blue or red-toned blue in 1939 checklist but color variable and may better be described as yellow or cream with violet veining on falls or pinkish brown staining on style branches. There is a yellow ridge on the falls. The margins of the haft of the falls turns downward, typical of several members of this group. The tiny standards are horizontal or slightly deflexed. Leaves grayish green.
See below:
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References:
Jour. Russ. Bot. 77. 1909; |
The Gardeners' Chronicle 3rd, Ser. 64: 167. 26 Oct. 1918, illustrated (bulbs); |
A Guide to Species Irises, their Identification and Cultivation, The Species Group of The British Iris Society, 1997, Cambridge; |
Dykes notes that Iris baldshuanica may be distinguished from Iris rosenbachiana by the formers' earlier flowering and white pollen in The Garden 88: 69-70. Feb. 1924: |
Dykes, Handbook of the Garden Irises |
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Synonyms
Registered as 'Baldshuanica'.
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Chromosome counts
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Variations
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Hybrids
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Distribution & Cultivation
Registered as 'Baldshuanica'.
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BobPries - 2009-11-08