| 1. | Irones form through slow oxidation of Iris pallida ".
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| 2. | The flower is similar in form to an " Iris pallida " flower.
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| 3. | In 1939, Brian Mathew considered it to be a subspecies of " Iris pallida ".
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| 4. | These Irises were all the progeny of two species, " Iris pallida " and'Iris variegata '.
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| 5. | It is listed by United States Department of Agriculture and the Agricultural Research Service as a synonym of " Iris pallida"
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| 6. | In the wild, hybrids of'Iris pallida'and'Iris variegata'are very similar to " Iris germanica ".
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| 7. | It is normally classified as " Iris pallida " subsp . " cengialti ", and thought to be a naturally occurring hybrid.
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| 8. | In May 1886, Sir Michael Foster noted in Gardeners'Chronicle on pages554 and 555, that it had similarities with " Iris pallida ".
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| 9. | It was later classified as a hybrid, but it is unsure which species ( of iris ) are the parents . and " Iris pallida"
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| 10. | Later, some authors have re-classified the species as a subspecies of " Iris pallida ", as " Iris pallida subsp . pseudopallida ".
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