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Dietes iridioides,
commonly named African iris,
fortnight lily, and
morea iris, is a
species of
plant in the
family Iridaceae that is
native to Southern...
- Australia. A few others—primarily
Dietes bicolor, D.
grandiflora and D.
iridioides—have
become po****r
gardening and
landscaping plants around the world...
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Dietes bicolor are
narrower than
those of
Dietes grandiflora and
Dietes iridioides, and tend to arch more.
Plants prefer dappled-shade to full sun where...
- "Cymbidium
iridioides D.Don |
Plants of the
World Online | Kew Science".
Plants of the
World Online.
Retrieved 2023-06-24. "Cymbidium
iridioides in Flora...
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candolleana Spreng. (1824) Pseudo-iris
palustris Medik. (1790)
Vieusseuxia iridioides Redouté (1811)
Xiphion acoroides (Spach) Alef. (1863)
Xiphion pseudacorus...
- Löve & D.Löve (1961)
Sisyrinchium homomallum Klatt (1882)
Sisyrinchium iridioides Curtis (1789)
Sisyrinchium membranaceum E.P.Bicknell (1899) Sisyrinchium...
- grandiflora, or
large wild iris
Dietes bicolor, or
yellow wild iris
Dietes iridioides, or wild iris Wild Iris (film), 2001 The Wild Iris, a 1992
poetry book...
- Boat
orchids Cymbidium iridioides Scientific classification Kingdom:
Plantae Clade:
Tracheophytes Clade:
Angiosperms Clade:
Monocots Order: Asparagales...
- N.E.Br.
indigenous Dietes iridioides (L.)
Sweet ex Klatt,
indigenous Dietes iridioides (L.)
Sweet ex
Klatt subsp.
iridioides,
indigenous Genus Duthiastrum:...
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Michelia champaca,
Asparagus racemosus,
Bulbophyllum plyrhiza,
Cymbidium iridioides,
Dendrobium densiflorum, D.
fimbiatum and
Alsophila spinulosa, Dioscorea...
