T a III a r i i- a <- r a c LlMM.. 



Myricaria daviirica Mliixiil). in Liimaca II, j). 278; Lrdolj. Fl. All. 111. ]>. 221: Biiiifjc, 

 Eniini. Alt. j). .5',): Turc/an. (",al. Uaical. no. 1()5; Lcdch. V\. Ro.ss. II. p. i:i2: Turczan. V\. 

 Baical.-Dahur. (181 1) p. 2:57. no. 456; Kpi.i.i. <I'.i, A.n. II (1903) p. 440. 



On sandy and slonv ii\ ('i-i)anks on llic Yrnisci. near U.st Abakansk. where forming 

 shrub.s of about a man's hciyiit. ('.oilericd l)\' me in full flower at the beginning of .Inne. 

 On the I'lu-kem. near Hjelo.sarsk, done flowering at the end of .\ugust. 



Distribution: 'liuough southern Siberia from tlie 'rhian-Slum. through the .\ltai and 

 Sayansk regions to Trans Baikal, northern Mongolia. 



Viol a (• f a <> IK". 



Viola Komarovii Becker. Violae Asiat. et Austral, in Beih. Bot. Centralbl. XXXIV II. 

 2 (1916) J). 2;)7. V. silvcslris Ledeb. Fl. Boss. I, p. 253 j). p. (quoad pi. altaic, baical. el 

 kamtschat.). V. cnnina ^ siiheslris Regel, PI. Badd. (1861) p. 490, no. 261 p. p.' 



Large and well-grown specimens have been collected by me in the subal|)ine regions 

 al>oul the Upper Amy! and al Ust Algiac. The heighl of the specimens is about 20 cm. The 

 leaves are always cordalely incised al the base, their breadtli from 2 to 3,5 cm., their length 

 from 2,5 to 4 cm., the apex rather obtuse, the margin slightly crenale. The stipules arc 

 comparatively large, to 18 mm. long, and 8 mm. broad, the margin always rather deeply 

 and argute serrate. The plant is completely glabrous, or tlie stipules and the leaves may 

 be finely ciliale. Taken with ripe fruits in the middle of July. 



Distribution: Siljeria. from about the Upper Ob to Kamtchatka and the Amoor 

 Province, the Sayansk distiict. Sakhalin, .Japan. 



Viola mirabilis L. Spec. PI. ed. II (1763) p. 1326; Ledeb. Fl. Alt. I. p. 259; Turczan. 

 Cat. Baical. no. 199; Ledeb. Fl. Boss. I p. 250; Turczan. Fl. Baical.-Dahur. (1842) p. 303, 

 no. 188: Regel, PI. Badd. (1861) p. 481, no. 260, excl. var. Langsdorffii: Kphu. <I).i. A.rr. I 

 (1901) p. 1-J3: JM-i.-i.-epb, •I>in.ii;iini.ia wb <I>e;;>ieiiKo, <I>.i. A;(iaT. Poeciii S (1915) p. 2S. 



var. subglabra Ledeb. Fl. Boss. I, p. 251; IjeKKepi, I. c. 



In rather dry thickets of foliferous trees, near Karalus. Past flowering in the first half 

 of Jiilv. 



Distribution: Northern and middle Eurojic. Caucasia, through Siberia, northwards 

 to about 55 north lat., Manchooria. .Ia])an. 



Viola rupestris Schmidt. Neue Ablull). I'xihm. Gesellsch. I (1791) p. (iO. 



var. arenaria (DC.) Beck, Fl. Nied.-Oest. (1890) p. 519; BeKKejiT., fI>ia.iKOBLTa bt. <I>eA>ienKO, 

 fki. A;iiar. P.icciii S (1915) p. 35. V. arenaria DC I-l. France IV (1805) p. 806; Ledeb. Fl. 

 Alt. I, p. 260; Turczan. Cat. Baical. no. 201; Karel. et Kiril. Enum. PI. Fl. Alt. no. 127; 

 Turczan. Fl. Baical.-Dahur. (1842) p. 304, no. 189; Kphu. tki. Ajt. I (1901) p. 125. V. canina 

 d rupeslris Begel, PI. Badd. (1861) p. 495. 



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