'p.TOpa Mam,iJKypm. 2 89 



BiiA'b foiHHcattiiiift kt> eBponeffcieoMy C. a cut urn L. n 

 no^oGHo nocjilynaeMy Majio nocTOHHHHtt n bt> <f>opM*B JIIICTbeBb 

 ii Bt /ipynix-L cbohxt> npn3HaKaxt. BnpoiOMt, oniicaHHue 



BHUie MaHb^IJKypCKie 3K3. flOBOJlbHO nOCTOflHHH. 



06m.ee pacnp.: Kirrafi (Hmmn, Faiibcy, IUamyHTb), 

 MaHb T iatypiH. 



In prov. Mukdenensis peninsula Liaodun et in valle I'l. 

 Lao-cho in dune 'tis satis saepe occurrit. 



1286. (5). C. inamoenum (Maxim.) Loesener in Beiblatt 

 Botan. Jahrb. 1904, 60.— Vincetoxicum inamoenum Maxim. 

 Mel. Biol. IX, 787. — Vincetox. sp. Fr. Schmidt Sachal. n° 317. 



KopneBiime KopoTKoe, c-b ojihhhhmh mpuainiiMii bo bcb 



CTOpOHH (5-fejIOBaTHMH KOpHflMII II II0fl3CMHHMH nodtraMH, He- 



cymHMii neinyeBii/nibie dlwibie jiiictohkii; cTeoJin npaMiie iijiii 

 cjierKa ayrooGpasHO HBoraynie, bhui. 30 0,5 MeTpa. JIucTbH 

 napHHe, kopotko nepeniKOBHe, mnpoKO oBajibHbie, HiiJEHio 

 cjiaGo cep/meBiurn>ie, Tyiibie, cpe^me KopoTKO-ocTpoKOHe^Hbie, 

 BepxHie oBajibno-jiaHneTHBie, cb KJiiiHOBii/jHbiMb ocHOBame.\n, 

 ii Goji-be jLraiiiiHMb ocTpoKOHenieMT.; CTetab, nepeniKii n 



SKHJIKH JIHCTbeBTj Cb OOlillXb CTOpOHb lipiIHiaTO-BOJIOCIICTHe; 



nBiiTbi coopaiini bt> iieou.-ii.inie cti.uiuie na3yuiHHe bohtiikii, 



HB-BTOHOHiKII IiyuiIICTHH, flOJIH UailieUKII JiaHIjeHTHHfl, OCTpHH 



cua^Kui; ,'ioiiacTu nt,u'im;a rpasHO-SKejrrbia , oBajibHbw, Tyno 

 ocTpoKoneuubi!]. |)acx(t;i:iiiujic;i, .iouacTii KopoBKii OTorHyiHH, 

 MacucTUji, imipoKo ;u\-ii,T<u5ii;uii.ni; iibi/ibiniKii KopoTKie, nHJib- 

 ^eBHJT Maccu oBa.rrbiibni ci> oopaTiio 0Ba,ii>ni>i.\ni npimaiKaMir, 

 njioaHKopoTKO T iepeiiiKO!ii,i('..ii!ueiiiio.!aiiueTHbie,ocTpoKOBeHHHe. 



Ho Mdh-riiMoQU'iij yxoT'b pluhiii biu'b n.'iu;Ke Bcero CTonrb 

 kt> eBponeftCKOMyVincetoxicum officinale Moench. Uf&th Menhue, 

 niiM-b y ocTaribiinix'B BHfldB*. 



OGmee pacnp.: CaxajmHT., iipiiMopcnaH nojioca MsBbiJK. ii 

 cbb. Kopeii, Kmafi (IIIaiiTyiirb, ropH JIao-inaHb). 



In prov. Austro-Ussuriensi et in Korea sept, in saxosis 



