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Yellow Iris

Iris psuedacorus

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Field Notes

Description:

Iris psuedacorus is a species in the genus Iris. It survives mainly in aquatic regions, but it can survive in dry areas as well. The rhizome of this iris has historically used as a medicine. It is an invasive species.

Habitat:

Found near my neighbor's pond

Notes:

Cultivated plant. Apologize for pic's quality ;)

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Iris pseudacorus

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