IIIF Color HighRes
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Citation Information
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C. H. OSTENFELD AND OVE PAULSEN.
Fam. Caprifoliace e
(determ. by C. H. OSTENFELD).
Lonicera glauca Hook. f. et Thorns., in Journ. Linn. Soc. II (I 8 5 8) 166; C. K. Schneider, Handb. Laubhölzk. II (i 9 I 2) 701; Stewart, in Bull. Torrey Bot. Club (i 9 i 6 ) 644; Fedtschenko, in Acta Horti Petrop. XXVIII (1909); Rehder, in Missouri Bot. Garden, Rep. 14 (I 903) 92; L. Semenovii Regel, in Act. Hort. Petrop. V (I 8 7 8) 6o8.
South Western Tibet, Height above the source of Tsangpo, the northern foot of Himalaya, 5015 m., 13 th July 1907 (flowering begun).
The material is rather scanty and the identification is not quite sure as there are several allied species of the sect. Bracteatæ (cfr. SCHNEIDER, 1. c).
Geogr. area: Himalaya, Tibet; (of L. Semenovii): Thian-shan, Alai Mountains, Pamir.
Fam. Lentibulariaceæ
(determ. by C. H. OSTENFELD).
Utricularia minor L., Sp. pl., ed. 1 (I 753) 18.
East-Turkestan, Lop-nor, Kara-koshun, 816 m.; loth April 1900 (germinating hibernacula mixed between U. vulgaris).
Geogr. area: Widely distributed in the northern temperate regions.
Utricularia vulgaris L., Sp. pl., ed 1 (I 7 5 3) 18; Fedtschenko, in Acta Horti Petrop. XXI (I 903) 37o.
East-Turkestan, Lop-nor, Kara-koshun, 816 m., I o th April 1900 (germinating hibernacula); Mapik-köl, a part of Kara-koshun, 23 rd June 1900 (flowering).
Geogr. area: Widely distributed in the northern temperate regions.
Fam. Bignoniaceæ
(determ. by C. H. OSTENFELD).
Incarvillea Younghusbandii Sprague, in Kew Bull. 1907, 32o.
Inner Tibet, Between Camp LXX and LXXI, ca. 4800 m., I st Sept. I 90 I (with fruit, Pl. III, Fig. 3) ; Camp LXXVIII, the shore of Naktsong-tso, 4636 m., I I th Sept. 1901 (sterile) ; On the road between Camp CLXXXIX, Dongbo, 4598 m., and Camp CXC,
Tuksum, 4596 m., in the valley of Upper Tsang-po, 1st July 1907 (flowering, PI. III, Fig. 4).
The species is near to I. compacta Maxim. I. grandi, flora Bur. et Franch. and
I. Bonvaloti Bur. et Franch., but seems distinct enough to be kept specifically separate. Geogr. area: Tibet.
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