p. 170. linissicd Lidjxi Lcdrli. I'l. lioss. 1. j). 21(1 el 7()'J. lUdsskd Htipit viir. ((iiiipislris 

 G. Koch, Rogol, PI. Hadd. (18(il) p. 'ill. no. t.'4U; K|,i,i.i. <l).i. A.ir. I (1901) j). IKi. 



A.s a weed in lidds licri' and IIktc aloiii^ llic road-side l)elwccn Minusinsk and 

 Kuslial)ai\ In liowi r and wilii yomif.; I'liiiLs al tiic beginning of July. 



Dislrihulion: iuiiopc. I'xci'pl (he cxlrenic norlh, soulh-wesleni .\sia, southern 

 Siberia I'loni (lie I ral lo Kainlehalka, norlhein Mongolia. (.Iiina, .Japan, Mesopolaniia, 

 Syria, Arabia, Norlh Africa. 



Brassiea jiiiu'ea (L.) Czern. Com]). Charkov. (1859) |). 8: i.'in.i.i. 'Im. A.ii. I (l'.M)l) 

 p. 117: I'lyiui,, Criicifi'ldc i;i. <l>.i. ('iioii|f. ii ,l,aii'ii- limi- II (li)l.")) p. 178. 



As a weed near I'sl Abakansk. In full flower al Ihe end of .June. 



Dislrihulion: Soulh-easlern portion of Hu.ssia, and adjoining portions of Asia, the 

 Thian-Shan, Dzungaria, Afghanistan, India, south-western Siberia, Mongolia, eastern 

 Asia, Japan, North Africa. 



Brassiea Napus L. Spec. PI. ed. II (1763) p. 931; Ledeb. Fl. Hoss. I. j). 217 el 709; 

 r>yiiri., ('.nivifvrae in. (I'.i. C'lioiip. ii ^T,a.ii.ii. Bikt. I (1913) p. 171. 



In fields on the road between Minusinsk and Kushabar; flowering and vsiLh nearly 

 ripe pods about the middle of July. 



Distribution: Europe and south-western Asia to about the Thian-Shan, southern 

 Sibei'ia. 



Barbarea stricia Andrz. in Besser, Enum. PI. Volh. (1822) p. 72; Ltdcb. I'l. Uoss. I, 

 p. 115; Turczan. Fl. Baical.-Dahur. (1842) p. 229, no. 104; Kpi.i.i. <|..i. A.n. I ( 1901) p. 65; 

 liyurh. Criicifenie wu <I'.i. Ciiriii|i. ii ^(a.ii.ii. liner. II (1915) p. 187. liarlxiri'd iniU/ciris 

 K. Br. /i slikia Hegel. PI. Radd. (1861) p. 155, no. 173. 



In the specimens gathered, the side pinnae of the radical leaves are wanting, the 

 terminal pinna thus alone constituting the leaf, being very large, and gradually tapering 

 towards the petiole, and being more narrow at the base than is usually the case in 

 Scandinavian specimens. On the river Amyl, near Kushabar, and near Kalna. in moist 

 meadows, and on the Upper Sisli-kem. Specimens taken here al an altitude of 1500 m. 

 above sea-level, July 25th, nearly past flowering. 



Distribution: F>urope, except the south-western portions, and adjoining poilions of 

 Asia lo Turkestan, southern Siberia, eastwards lo about Lake Baikal. 



Barbarea arcuata Rcichenb. in Bol. Ztg. (1820); Ledeb. ¥\. .Ml. 111. p. 11; Turczan. 

 Cat. Baical. no. 109: Ledeb. Fl. Ros.s. I, p. 115 el 748 (cxcl. locos Sibiriam baical., inter 

 Aldan el Ochotzk el ins. Silcham.); Turczan. Fl. Baical.-Dahur. (1842) p. 228. no. 102; 

 Byiu'L, Cniciferae nt tl'.i. Crioii|p. n ^(a.iMi. liner. II (1915) [). 192. Barbarcd vulgaris 

 var. n/r»a/«apud Regel, PL Radd. (1861) p. 157, no. 176; K|ii.i.i. <S>a. A.it. I (1901) p. 66. 



siil)S]>ec. lypica Busch, Rhoead. (1909) p. 313. 



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