I.ihaiiolis nionlaiiii All. l"l. I'cdtMnoiil. II, p. 'M. 



(Ujr.sihiricit (I..) Kivlow. <|>.i. A.ii II (100:5) j). .')!.'). /.. sihirira C A. Mi-yrr, liid. Caiic. 

 p. 121: Kaiel. el Kiiil. iMumi. PI. Fl. .\il. no. :'hS."i. iml. L. hiirlilormensis no. 384; Lcdeb. 

 Kl. Ho.ss. II, J). 27U. Scsfli ulhuiiianluidrs l.cdcl). I-'I. Alt. 1, p. 342. 



Scattered in dry meadows and in open In usii-wood on islets in the river AhaUan, and 

 in grass-j.!r()\\ II places on the steppes al)i}ul liie liver. Willi yoimg flowers at the end 

 of Jnne. 



Distribution: Middle and eastern liussia. Caucasia, south-western Asia. Siberia, ca.sl- 

 wards to about Yakutsk. 



('cnolophium Fischeri Koch, VmbclUf. p. 103; Turczan. Cat. Baical. no. 524: Karel. 

 el Kirii. Enuni. IM. Fl. Alt. no. 387: Ledeb. Fl. Ross. II, p. 282: Turc/an. Fl. Baical.-Dahur. 

 (1844) p. 730, no. ,518. Silaus longifoliiis nar. fi Ledeb. Fl. .Ml. I. p. 321: l.'jn.i.i. 'Im. A.n. II 

 (liK)3) p. 516. 



Pretty common in moist and inundated grass-field on an islet in llie liver .Mjakan, 

 near Ust Kamuishto. Specimens taken at the end of .Tune, were as yet flowerless, and only 

 the characteristic leaves were to be found. The segments of the leaves in the .specimens 

 collected are linear, about 1,5 — 2,5 mm. broad, and 2 — 2,5 cm. long, mucronale at the 

 apex. The specimens belong to fi divaricnlum (Besseh) Ledkh. Fl. Ros.s. II, p. 282. In the 

 Urjankai country I have found the species at Ust Tara-kem, nearly past flowering and 

 with fruits at the end of August, and at Bjelosarsk. 



Distribution: Eastern parts of Euro|)e, from Prussia, Siberia to towaids Trans Bai- 

 kal, Russian Turkestan, northern Mongolia. 



I Cnidiiim vcnosiim Koch. Vmbellif. j). lO'.i; Ledeb. FL Alt. L p. 329: Ledeb. Fl. Ross. 

 II, p. 283 (excl. syn. Cn. saliniim Turczan.); Kptu. <l>ji. A.it. II (1903) p. 517. 



Scattered in slightly moist meadows on an islet in the Yenisei, near Ust Abakansk. 

 Only young, as yet not flowering specimens at the end of ,Iune. 



Distribution: Middle Europe, northwards to Denmark, Russia, Siberia, eastwards to 

 Lake Baikal, and southwards to Semipalatinsk. 



Coniosclinum Fischeri Wimmer et Grabowski, Fl. Silesiac I (1827) p. 266; Karel. et 

 Kiril. Enum. PI. Fl. Alt. no. 388; Ledeb. Fl. Ross. II, p. 290: K|m,i.i. <t>.i. A.n: II (1903) p. 

 519. Seliniim Gmelini Bray in Denkschi'. Bot. Ges. Regensb. II. ]). 36; Ledeb. Fl. Alt. I. 

 ]). 318. C. tatariciim Fisch. in Hoffm. Vmbdlif. ed. II (1816) p. 185. C. nnwitiaium Tur- 

 czan. Gat. Baical. no. ,531; Turczan. Fl. Baical. Dahur. (1844) p. 735. no. 524. 



. In subalpine thickets of foliage trees, in slightly moist places on the banks of the 

 Arayl, near Semiretska, and on the Sisti-kem, near Ust .Vlgiac. Young flower-buds in 

 the middle of .luly. 



Distribution: East of Europe, from eastern Germany and Hungary, Siberia, east- 

 wards roughly to Lake Rail^al. in the Yenisei valley norlhwards to 7U north lat., northerri 

 Mongolia. 



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