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• 1. [Article] A population study of three iris (iridaceae) species native to the Siskiyou Mountains in southwestern Oregon and adjacent California

  The series Californicae is a natural grouping of Iris species native to Oregon, Washington and California. Natural and experimental hybridization is characteristic of the series which has led to confusing ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: A population study of three iris (iridaceae) species native to the Siskiyou Mountains in southwestern Oregon and adjacent California Author: Wilson, Carol Anne Year: 1983 The series Californicae is a natural grouping of Iris species native to Oregon, Washington and California. Natural and experimental hybridization is characteristic of the series which has led to confusing taxonomies for some species. Populations of species belonging to this series and found on the northwestern slopes of the Siskiyou Mountains cf southwestern Oregon and adjacent California were investigated. Methods used were numerical classification techniques for morphological characters including both discriminant and K-means cluster analyses and a chemotaxonomi c analysis of flavonoid pigments using thin layer chromatography. Title: A population study of three iris (iridaceae) species native to the Siskiyou Mountains in southwestern Oregon and adjacent California Author: Wilson, Carol Anne Year: 1983 The series Californicae is a natural grouping of Iris species native to Oregon, Washington and California. Natural and experimental hybridization is characteristic of the series which has led to confusing taxonomies for some species. Populations of species belonging to this series and found on the northwestern slopes of the Siskiyou Mountains cf southwestern Oregon and adjacent California were investigated. Methods used were numerical classification techniques for morphological characters including both discriminant and K-means cluster analyses and a chemotaxonomi c analysis of flavonoid pigments using thin layer chromatography. Close