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Citation Information
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A LIST OF FLOWERING PLANTS FROM INNER ASIA. 49
basi virescenti, apice rubescenti excepto, obtusis vel acuminatis, calycis tubum superantibus. Calyx 7-8 mm. longa, tubo nervato, sparse pilosa, limbo albo, nervis atrorubentibus marginem scariosam attingentibus, integro vel sub-quinque lobato, mutico vel brevissime mucronato.
A. diaj5ensioidi Boiss. (pra cipue var. longifolice O. Fedtschk.) arcte affine, sed differt foliis duplo longioribus majoribusque, ramis robustioribus, calycis limbo albo (nec rubello), bracteis pallidioribus, etc.
Eastern Pamir, Among mosses on Kara-kir, at the eastern shore of Little Kara-kul, 37 2 0 m., 16 th July 18 94 (flowering).
This species is near to A. diaftensioides, but I think fairly distinct, and looks much different from it.
Statice aurea L., Sp. pl. ed. i (I 7 5 3) 276; (?) S. Lacostei Danguy, in Journ. de Botan. (1908) 53.
Northern Tibet, Mandarlik, 3437 m. medio July 1900 (flowering).
To judge from the description S. Lacostei Danguy (1. c.) from Tegermanlik, Karakorum, is only a form S. aurea.
Geogr. area: From S. E. Russia to Turkestan and Kansu.
Fam. Primulacem
(determ. by C. H. OSTENFELD).
Primula algida Adam, in Weber et Mohr, Beitr. Naturkunde I (1805) 46; Pax et Knuth, Primulaceæ, in Das Pflanzenreich (1905) 73; Danguy, in Bull. Mus. d'hist. nat. (1908) 131; P. farinosa, var. algida Trauty. ; Fedtschenko, in Acta Horti Petrop. XXI (1903) 37o; XXVIII (1909) 495.
Eastern Pamir, Mus-tagh-ata, between Kamper-kishlak and Yam-bulak-bashi, 448o m., 4th Aug. 1894 (flowering nearly over).
The specimens belong to var. a., sibirica (Ledeb.) Pax (1. c.) with efarinose leaves. Geogr. area : Pontic Mountains, Caucasus, Northern Persia, Turkestania to Altai
Mountains.
Primula sibirica Jacq., Misc. austr. I (17 7 8) 161; Pax et Knuth, Primulaceæ, in Das Pflanzenreich (1905) 76 ; Danguy, in Bull. Mus. d'hist. nat. (I 908) 131; Stewart, in Bull. Torrey Bot. Club (I 916) 639; Fedtschenko, in Acta Horti Petrop. XXI (1903 )
372, XXIV (1904) 136, (1905) 337; XXVIII (1907) 114, (1909) 495.
Eastern Pamir, Wet meadow between Little Kara-kul and Basik-kul, 3723 m., I 5th July 1894 (flowering).
Northern Tibet, Mandarlik, Camp IX, south of Ghas-köl, 3437 m., medio July 1900 (flowering).
7. VI, 3.
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