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Iris gatesii, Foster. Habit and foliage of I. susiana: outer segms. orbicular, 3-5 in. broad, cream-white, sometimes sky-blue, covered with a network of fine veins, giving them a light gray tint; inner segms. larger, pale purple or yellow. Dry regions, Armenia. B.M. 7867. Gn. 43:130 and p. 131; 52, pp. 88, 279; 72, p. 422. G.C. III. 8:17. A.G. 13:60. 6.20:299 — The largest-fid, of its subgenus. Fls. about twice as large as in 7. susiana. Quite hardy.
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