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Iris japonica Thunb.  
Family: Iridaceae
[Evansia chinensis (Curtis) Salisb., moreEvansia fimbriata (Vent.) Decne., Evansia japonica (Thunb.) Klatt, Iris chinensis Bunge, Iris fimbriata Vent., Iris japonica f. pallescens P.L.Chiu & Y.T.Zhao, Xiphion fimbriatum (Vent.) Alef.]
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Japan Flora: Plants long-stolon- iferous the rhizomes creeping; leaves evergreen, 30-60 cm. long, 2.5-3 cm. wide, green above, somewhat paler beneath, glabrous, the midrib not prominent; scapes 30-70 cm. long, the branches 3-10 cm. long, rather many-flowered, the bracts conduplicate, green, acuminate, the lower ones ensiform, the bracteoles 3-10 cm. long, ovate-oblong, subobtuse, the pedicels as long as to longer than the bracteoles; flowers about 5 cm. across, pale blue-purple, the outer perianth-segments obovate, denticulate, crested, the inner segments relatively small, obliquely ascending; stigma-appendage fimbriate; fruit very rarely maturing. Apr.-May. Wooded hills;

Honshu, Shi-koku, Kyushu; common. China.

Iris japonica
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