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Jockey`s cap lily, Tiger iris or Peacock flower, Tigridia pavonia , a bulbous herbaceous perennial flowering plant in the iris family Iridaceae. It has narrow lance-shaped leaves and three-petalled blooms in a variety of colours with strongly contrasting central markings. Wild plant stock photo, flora, inflorescence, botanical rarity, cultivar, variety or hybrid, endemic in natural habitat.

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