irish pseudacorus

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Closeup of a yellow irish flower Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow Irish leaf blades are still wet with morning dew Royalty Free Stock Photo

Young saplings of irish flowers, yellow flower type Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow Irish leaf clump with dew drops in the morning Royalty Free Stock Photo

A group of yellow iris plants with green leaves, lighting from the left side Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow iris plant leaves with green leaves, the background is brownish black soil Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow Irish leaf blade with dew and light brown background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow flag Iris with lake in background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow flag iris with dew drops Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow irises are blooming against a blurred green foliage background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow irises in bloom isolated on a white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

swamp with reed and flowering iris plants - Iris pseudacorus. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Iris pseudacorus, theÃÂ yellow flag,ÃÂ yellow iris, orÃÂ water flag, is aÃÂ speciesÃÂ ofÃÂ flowering plantÃÂ in theÃÂ familyÃÂ Iridaceae. It isÃÂ nativeÃÂ to Europe, western Asia and northwest Africa. ItsÃÂ specific epithetÃÂ pseudacorusÃÂ means & x22;false acorus& x22;, referring to the similarity of its leaves to those ofÃÂ Acorus calamusÃÂ & x28;sweet flag& x29;, as they have a prominently veined mid-rib and sword-like shape.