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Evolutionary studies on the dwarf bearded iris, Iris pumila L., a perennial  clonal monocot with hermaphroditic enthomophylous flowers, have been  conducted during the last three decades on plants and populations from the  Deliblato Sands in Serbia. In this review we discuss the main advantages of  this model system that have enabled various studies of several important  genetic, ecological, and evolutionary issues at different levels of  biological organization (molecular, physiological, anatomical, morphological  and population). Based on published research and its resonance in  international scientific literature, we present the main findings obtained  from these studies, and discuss possible directions for further research

Evolutionary biology studies on the Iris pumila clonal plant: Advantages of a good model system, main findings and directions for further research