File:Iris persica (Sowerby)2.jpg

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English: Reproduction of an image that appeared in The Botanical Magazine vol. 1. no. 1 (1792). It depicts Iris persica by James Sowerby.
فارسی: زنبق ایرانی بر جلد مجله گیاه‌شناسی بریتانیا، جلد اول، ۱۷۹۲ میلادی.
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Source The above source is reproduce at GLASGOW UNIVERSITY LIBRARY[1], a special images collection that has some images. This was selected over many alternatives as one of two for upload. The site says it was pblsh in 1791, reissued in 1796
Author James Sowerby
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