Tlic li 

 fcitions 

 real tai 

 lation- 



Htjpeiiciiin perforaluin. Hiiprririiin Ascfiron. Sagiini piociinihrtis. TussHago tarfhin, 

 Veronica srrpiillifoUd. Veronica psi-udolongifolia nov. spec. Ceiasliiini iniUfaliim. 

 (j-rastiuin pilosum. Tanacrluin milgaie. Slaciifis silualica. Lainiiin} album. I'lmaria 

 I'ilipendiila. (liicaea Liiteliaiia, Solaniuu Dulcamara var. peisicum. and Li/chnis 

 chalcedonica. 



Wherever the ground is swampy, and in waler-pools, are to I'ound various helophy- 

 tes and hydrophytes: 



Care.x cae.spitosa. Care.v cijperoides. Parnassia paluslri.s. Rume.r acpudicus. I'olijgonum 

 Hipiropiper. Juncu.s filiformis. RananruUis sceleralus, Alisma Planlai/o. Typlia latifolia, 

 Nifmphaea Candida, Sparganium simplex, Potamogeton nutans, Sagillaria alpina, and 

 Lemna minor. 



On the banks of the Amyl. in sandy places .SV(/(.r capiea, Salix viminalis, Salix 

 fragilis, Populus laurifolia, Dianlluis superhus. and Pulsalilla i)alens are commonly seen, 

 rsl indi Oi^ moist wooded hill-sides accompanying spruce and fir, are especially to be found 



ol the the following as the first representatives of the flora attending the real coniferous forest 

 "'" "^^^ pushing forward here: 



Heracleum disseclum. Carex tenuiflora, Carex loliacea, Aconitum laeve. Delphinium 

 elatum, (lerunium .silvalicum, Pedicularis uncinata. Anemone dicholoma, Carex globularis, 

 Majanthemum bifolium. Athgrium Filix femina. Onoclea Strulhopleris, and Pleridium 

 (Kiuilinum, a plant-society becoming more and moie widely distributed further lo the 

 south, and gradually richer in individuals as well as in species. 



About Kushabar, the strata of the Devonian formation altogether come to an end, 

 and the traveller enters the large area of eruptive rocks forming the Sayansk moun- 



Fifi. 17. View on Ihe village of Kushabar. In the background the laige willi the extreme s|nirs 



ot the Savansk mountains. 



