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| Standards | the smaller upper petals |
| Falls (F) | larger lower petals where 3F is 3 falls and 6F is 6 falls |
| Tet | tetraploid - more genetic material, larger flowers, more vigorous growth |
| E-M-L | early season, mid-season, or late bloom season |
| VE-VL | very early, very late |
| RE | rebloomer |
| HM | honorable mention award |
| MA | Morgan Award - top honors for a Siberian in a given year |
| PA | Payne Award - top honors for a Japanese in a given year |
| MW | Morgan Wood Medal - replaced MA starting in 1993 |
| PM | Payne Medal - replaced PA starting in 1993 |
| MDB | (miniature dwarf bearded)-up to 10" tall (25cm) usually first irises to bloom in season; single flowers |
| SDB | (standard dwarf bearded) - 8-16" (20-41 cm) often have more than 1 flower per stalk |
| IB | (intermediate bearded) 16-27.5" (41-70cm) usually bloom earlier than TB's |
| MTB | (miniature tall bearded) also called table iris; flowers are delicate about 4' in diameter;generally bloom at same time as TB's |
| BB | (bor der bearded) 16-27.5" (41-70 cm) bloom at same time as TB's |
| TB | (tall bearded) over 27.5 " (70cm) tall |
| EC | denotes having received exhibition certificate |
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