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Iris subg. Iris

Subgenus Iris is one subgenus of Iris.

Taxonomy, Psammiris & Regelia

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Taxonomy

Section bearded irises (or pogon irises)

Psammiris

Oncocyclus

Regelia

Hexapogon

Pseudoregelia

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Iris subg. Iris

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples16
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
Components1

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Iris subg. Iris

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related to Taxonomy · 9
Iris subg. Iris → HexapogonIris, Iris, IrisIris, It, OncocyclusIris, PsammirisIris, PseudoregeliaIris, Regelia, The

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iris irises oncocyclus genus section species sect subgenus bearded new dykes mostly book rhizomatous also greek word type divided first

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Evansiainstance ofBy the 19th century botanists had created new genera0.80text
Hermodactylusinstance ofBy the 19th century botanists had created new genera0.80text
Moraeainstance ofBy the 19th century botanists had created new genera0.80text
Oncocyclusinstance ofBy the 19th century botanists had created new genera0.80text
and Xiphioninstance ofBy the 19th century botanists had created new genera0.80text
Moraeainstance ofwho separated some0.80text
Xiphion from Iris in his book 'Handbook of the Irideaeinstance ofwho separated some0.80text
Iris subg. Irisrelated to TaxonomyThe0.60section
Iris subg. Irisrelated to TaxonomyIris0.60section
Iris subg. Irisrelated to TaxonomyIt0.60section
Iris subg. Irisrelated to TaxonomyHexapogonIris0.60section
Iris subg. Irisrelated to TaxonomyIrisIris0.60section

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