Shedding light on the geographical distribution, population size and inflorescence coloration variety of Royal Irises (Iris section Oncocyclus) family in West Bank, Palestine

Figure 9.

Images for six of the nine described habitats of I. lortetii; A. Yasid area – Nablus district; B. Majdal Bani Fadel – Nablus district; C. Aqraba I (Khirbet Al Tawil) – Nablus district; D. Aqraba II – Nablus district; E. Usarin – Nablus district; F. Mount Nablus (Mount Ebal) – Nablus district.

	Figure 9. Images for six of the nine described habitats of I. lortetii; A. Yasid area – Nablus district; B. Majdal Bani Fadel – Nablus district; C. Aqraba I (Khirbet Al Tawil) – Nablus district; D. Aqraba II – Nablus district; E. Usarin – Nablus district; F. Mount Nablus (Mount Ebal) – Nablus district.
	Part of: Gedeon JG, Khalilieh AI (2024) Shedding light on the geographical distribution, population size and inflorescence coloration variety of Royal Irises (Iris section Oncocyclus) family in West Bank, Palestine. Plant Sociology 61(2): 49-71. https://doi.org/10.3897/pls2024612/04