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ifik (Japanese nume-goma or aka-goma), Linum perenne, and Japanese matsuba-ninjin or matsuba-nade iko, Linum possariaides.' FORBES and HEMSLEY,2 moreover, enumerate Linum nutans for Kan-su, and L. stelleroides for Ci-li, San-tun, Manchuria, and the Korean Archipelago. In northern China, Linum sativum (,dan-si hu ma at W ) is cultivated for the oil of its seeds.'
1 MATSUMURA, Nos. 1837, 1838; STUART, Chinese Materia Medica, p. 242.
2 Journal Linnean Soc., Vol. XXIII, p. 95.
3 This species is figured and described in the Ci wu min i t'u k'ao.
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