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Crocosmia paniculata (Klatt) Goldblatt

Aunt Eliza (Iridaceae)

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Crocosmia paniculata has short corolla-lobes relative to the corolla-tube, and stamens shorter than the corolla; many plants called this may have had introgression from Crocosmia pottsii.

East Leake (VC56: Nottinghamshire); 2015-08-15

 Aunt Eliza / Crocosmia paniculata: _Crocosmia paniculata_ has short corolla-lobes relative to the corolla-tube, and stamens shorter than the corolla; many plants called this may have had introgression from _Crocosmia pottsii_.

Crocosmia paniculata, like Crocosmia masoniorum, has leaves which are not just ribbed, but pleated like a concertina.

East Leake (VC56: Nottinghamshire); 2015-08-15

 Aunt Eliza / Crocosmia paniculata: _Crocosmia paniculata_, like _Crocosmia masoniorum_, has leaves which are not just ribbed, but pleated like a concertina.

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