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• noun (Context 1)

A species of true lily (Lilium pardalinum) native to the coastal regions and mountains of California, characterized by tall stems, whorled leaves, and striking reddish-orange, recurved petals marked with prominent brown or maroon spots.

Usage Example

"During our hike through the damp woods of Northern California, we spotted a vibrant lily blooming near the edge of the stream."

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lily

• noun (Context 2)

An ornamental perennial plant (Iris domestica, formerly Belamcanda chinensis) belonging to the iris family, native to East Asia, noted for its fan-like foliage, heavily spotted orange flowers, and dark seed clusters.

Usage Example

"The horticulturist decided to plant a iris in the sunny border to add a splash of speckled, exotic color to the summer garden."

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iris

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