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Iris
* Irides behave naturally, being marvelous organs in all respects
  - do change their color
* Most irides fall between three and seven.
* Most irises grow from bulbs
  - roots
  - thick, underground stems or rhizomes
  - in areas
* Most irises have color
  - flowers
  - leaves
  - pigment
* Most irises produce blossoms
  - thrive if given generous amounts of sunlight
* Some irises are part of eyes
  - faces
  - rare or are becoming rare
  - attract butterflies
* Some irises grow in deep shades
* Some irises have classifications
  - effects
  - identical structures
  - produce leaves
* Some irises require drainage
  - water
* are albums
  - among the earliest blooming and easiest perennials to grow
  - beautiful flowers with long, thin, flat leaves
  - brittle
  - brown or golden
  - easy to grow hardy perennials, requiring little attention
  - epitheliums
  - good drought-tolerant plants once they are established
  - grown from both seed and root separation
  - large, colorful, and beautiful flowers
  - long-lived perennials that reproduce clonally and sexually
  - membranes
  - monocots
  - one of the easiest and most attractive marginal pond plants
  - pale yellow on adults and dark brown to paler yellow on juveniles
  - perennials, so they'll gradually spread from the roots over many growing seasons
  - prolific growers which spread via bulb-like rhizomes underground
  - solid objects
  - very attractive wetland plants that perform well in constructed wetlands
* come in different colors.
* demand good drainage and full sun.
* flower in early summer
  - rhizomes, bulbs, or corms
* grow from thick, fleshy, underground stems called rhizomes
  - throughout the temperate regions
* includes cell membranes
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* later develop loose, rotted bases and holes in rhizomes.
* multiply out from the center, which over time, becomes dry and dead.
* prefer full sun or partial shade and well-drained soils.
* produce a rhizome that becomes the perennial part of the plant
  - leaves and flowers from thick rhizomes beneath the ground
* tend to be aggressive growers and heavy feeders.

### body part | tissue | iris:

Beard iris
* grow from roots.
* have rhizomes.

Dutch iris
* Most dutch irises grow from bulbs.
* are hybrids generally of xiphium and tingitana.

Irish dancing
* fun art and sport.
* has a long history.
* teaches about friendship.
+ Irish dance: Dances
  * Irish dancing' is an ancient art of dancing from Ireland. There are two main forms of dancing, the social dances where everyone can join in, and the dances performed for an audience. There are five main types of steps in Irish dancing. These are reels, jigs, slip jigs, hornpipes, and treble jigs. Irish dancing is a fun art and sport.

Japanese iris
* Japanese Irises form large lavish hardy clumps and are highly decorative.
* Most japanese irises have flowers.
* do well in partial shade to full sun.

Siberian iris
* are of easy culture, thriving in most soils in full sun or light shade
  - perhaps the easiest to grow of all
* grow best in moist soil, full sun and naturalize well near stream beds.
* perform best in moist, well-drained, fertile soils.

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Leaflet
* Most leaflets are part of hearts
  - have one to three coarse teeth near their base
* Some leaflets also have a glossy coating on top called a cuticle.
* Some leaflets have edges
  - lobes
  - single lobes
* are cusps
  - leafs
  - located in demonstrations
  - small and break down quickly
* form hollow pods which eventually turn brown.
* have a characteristic curry-like smell when crushed
  - stalks
  - the ability to move
* includes corpi.
* never have axillary buds, but compound leaves always have one at the base.
* possess vesicular glands below, which are membranaceous or rather tick.
* provide important information
  - summaries