Iris persica var. mardinensis Nicholson (1901: 449)
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15. Iris persica var. mardinensis Nicholson (1901: 449) View in CoL
Protologue citation:—[ TURKEY] “Mesopotamia”.
Type (neotype, designated here):—[Specimen from a cultivated plant]. Iris persica var. mardinense Tubergen, Catal. 1900 , native of Mesopotamia, Comm. Hor. C. Ellis, [fl.], January 1900, s.coll. s.n. ( K 01045491!).
Notes:— Iris persica var. mardinensis was described by Nicholson (1901) based on plants from Mesopotamia. The epithet “ mardinensis ” is probably derived from “ Mardin ”, a city in south-eastern Turkey. The cultivated specimen, preserved in the Kew collection, is designated here as neotype of I. persica var. mardinensis . This variety is distinguished by the flowers of a grey-purple colour with spots, they show a similar colouration to those of I. haussknechtii Siehe ( Mathew 1989: 160).
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