20878. 
. 20892. 
20894. 
2090T. 
20903. 
20916. 
20918. 
20921. 
20922. 
NuMERICAL CATALOGUE 213 
Pyrus. Shrub of 12-16 ft. In fruit. Fruits pinkish- 
white. Open mixed thickets on the Salwin-Kiu 
Chiang divide. Lat. 28° 24’ N. Long. 98° 24’ E. 
Alt. 12-13,000 ft. Oct. 1921. sarong, S.E. Tibet. 
Idesia polycarpa, Maxim. Shrub of 20-25 ft. In fruit, 
fruits orange-yellow. | Open mixed thickets in side 
valleys on the Salwin-Kiu Chiang divide. Lat. 28° 
24’ N. Long. 98° 24’ E. Alt. 910,000 ft. Oct. 
1921. sarong, S.E. Tibet. 
Davidia involucrata, Baill. ‘Tree of 4o-7o ft. In fruit. 
In mixed forests on the Salwin-Kiu Chiang divide. 
Lat. 28° 24’N. Long. 98° 24’ E. — Alt. 10,000 ft. 
Oct. 1921. Tsarong, S.E. Tibet. 
Elaeocarpus lanceaefolius, Roxb. vel aff. Shrub of 
10-25 ft. In fruit. In thickets and mixed forests on 
the lower slopes of the Salwin-Kin Chiang divide. 
Lat. 28° 24’ N. Long. 98° 24’ E. Alt. 7-8,000 ft. 
Oct. 1921. Tsarong, 5.E. Tibet. 
Rosa sericea, Lindl. var. Spinous shrub of 4-6 ft. In 
fruit, fruits orange-yellow. In open thickets and on 
the margins of forests on the Salwin-Kiu Chiang 
divide. Lat. 28° 24’ N. .Long.. 98° 24’ E. Alt. 
13-14,000 ft. Oct. 1921. Tsarong, S.E. Tibet. 
[= F. No. 20232.] 
Pyrus. Shrub of 12-20 ft. In fruit, fruits light red. 
In mixed thickets on rocky slopes on the Salwin-Kiu 
Chiang divide. Lat. 28° 24’ N. Long. 98° 24’ E. 
Alt. 11-12,000 ft. Oct. 1921. Tsarong, S.E. Tibet. 
Primula calliantha, Franch. Plant of 8-10 inches. In 
fruit, On open stony pasture and ledges of moist cliffs 
on the Salwin-Kiu Chiang divide. tt. 28° a4’ N. 
Long. 98° 24’ E. Alt. 12,000 ft. Oct. 1921. Tsarong, 
S.E. Tibet. : 
Prunus serrula, Franch. Tree of 30-40 ft. In fruit, 
fruits red. Open thickets and mixed forests on the 
Bela chan. “Lat! '28° 18/ N. Long. 99° 10’ E. 
Alt. 12-13,000 ft. Sept. 1921. N.W. Yunnan. 
Rosa. Spinous shrub of 6-9 ft. In fruit, fruits. bright 
scarlet. Open situations in thickets and on the margins 
of forests on the Bei-ma Shan. Lat. 28° 18’ N. Long. 
g9° 10’ E. Alt. 13,000 ft. Oct. 1921: N.W. Yun- 
nan. 
