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0345 Southern Tibet : vol.6
Southern Tibet : vol.6 / Page 345 (Color Image)

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lake, 4636 m., 11—12th Sept. 1901 (sterile); S. W. Tibet, on the way between
Camp CCIII (Dara-sumkor), 4931 m., and Camp CCIV (Bak-gyäyorap), 4870 m., the
northern foot of Himalaya, 16th July 1907 (sterile).
Geogr. area: Kwen-lun, Tibet, Chakyr-kul (from Hagström, l. c.).

Potamogeton pectinatus L., Sp. pl. ed. 1 (1753) 127; Ascherson und Graebner,
l. c., 212; Hagstr., in Kgl. Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 55 (1916) 39.
East-Turkestan, Lower Tarim, without locality, ca. 830 m., 1900 (sterile).
var. coronatus Hagstr., in Bot. Notis. (1905) 141; P. pectinatus, var. ungulatus
Hagstr., f. coronatus Hagstr., in Kgl. Sv. Vet. Akad. Handl. 55 (1916) 46.
East-Turkestan, Mapik-köl, a part of Kara-koshun, 816 m., 23rd June 1900.
Geogr. area (of the species): Cosmopolitan in temperate and subtropical regions.

Ruppia maritima L., Sp. pl. ed. 1 (1753) 127; Ascherson und Graebner, l. c.,
142; Hagstr., in Bot. Notis. (1905) 142.
East-Turkestan, Kellagan-ak, Atjet-bulak (locality wrongly spelled and not iden-
tificable), salt lake, 1st July 1900 (?).
Geogr. area: Cosmopolitan in temperate and subtropical regions, mostly in brackish water.

Zannichellia palustris L., Sp. pl. ed. 1 (1753) 969; Ascherson und Graebner,
l. c., 153.
var. pedicellata Wahlenb., in Nov. Act. Upsal. VIII (1821) 227, 254; Ascherson
und Graebner, l. c., 156; Z. pedicellata Fr.; Hagstr., in Bot. Notis. (1905) 142.
Eastern Pamir, Upper Basik-kul, freshwater, 3720 m., 24th July 1894 (fl. and
young fruits).
Eastern Tibet, Camp LXXVIII on the eastern side of Naktsong-tso, 4636 m.,
11th Sept. 1901.
Geogr. area (of var. pedicellata): Europe, Inner Asia, Natal, (Algeria, Liu-kiu-Isles?).


Fam. Typhaceæ
(determ. by C. H. Ostenfeld).

Typha angustata Bory et Chaubard, Exp. sc. Morée II, 1 (1832) 338; P. Graebner,
Typhaceæ, in Das Pflanzenreich (1900) 14.
East-Turkestan, Lop-nor, Kara-koshun, beneath Yust-chapghan, 816 m.,
25th June 1900.
The specimens are sterile, and as they belong to the species-aggregate T. angusti-
folia, they are, most probably, to be referred to the above mentioned species.
Geogr. area: Eastern Mediterranean region, Abyssinia, Arabia, temperate and sub-
tropical Asia from Asia Minor to China and Japan.
13. VI, 3.