21258. 
21259. 
21260. 
21261. 
21262. 
21263. 
21264. 
21266. 
PLANTAE CHINENSES FoRRESTIANAE 
. Salix. Dwarf shrub of 6-14 inches. In fruit. Stony, 
moist, alpine meadows on the mountains east of Yung- 
ning. Lat. 27° 48’ N. Long. 1019 E.. Alt. 13,000 
ft. June 1922. S.W. Szechuan. 
Lychnis sp. aff. napuligera, Franch. Plant of 9-12 
inches. Flowers white. Stony alpine meadows and 
on ledges of cliffs on the mountains east of Yungning. 
Lat. 27° 48’ N. Long. 1019 E. Alt. 11-12,000 ft. 
June 1922. S.W. Szechuan. 
Rhamnus. Shrub of 2-3 ft. In fruit, fruits black. In 
scrub and thickets on the margins of streams on the 
mountains east of Yungning. Lat. 279 48’ N. Long. 
101° EK. Alt. 11,000 ft. June 1922. S.W. Szechuan. 
Erysimum bracteatum, W.W. Sm. Plant of 18-20 
inches. Flowers deep ruddy orange. Amongst boul- 
ders and scrub on the margins of streams on the 
mountains east of Yungning. Lat. 27° 48’ N. Long. 
101°? E. Alt. g-10,000 ft. June 1922. S.W. 
Szechuan. 
Pyrus. Shrub of 15-25 ft. Flowers fragrant, creamy 
white. In thickets and on the margins of open forests 
on the mountains east of Yungning. Lat. 27° 48’ N. 
Long. 101° E. Alt. 10-11,000 ft. June 1922. S.W. 
Szechuan. 
Euonymus oresbius, W. W. Sm. vel v. aff. Shrub of 3-5 
ft. Flowers green. Open situations amongst boulders 
by streams on the mountains east of Yungning. Lat. 
27° 48' N. Long. 101° E. Alt. 10-11,000 ft. June 
1922. S.W. Szechuan. 
Salix floccosa, Burkill. Shrub of 8-12 inches. In fruit. 
Open bouldery alpine meadows on the mountains east 
of Yungning. Lat. 279 48’N. Long. 1019 E. Alt. 
12,000 ft. June 1922.- S.W. Szechuan. 
Acer Davidi, Franch. Shrub or tree of 25-40 ft. In 
fruit. In mixed forests on the mountains east of Yung- 
ning. Lat. 27° 48’N. Long. 1019 E. Alt. 10~-11,000 
ft. June 1922. S.W. Szechuan. 
Primula florida, Balf. f. et Forrest. Plant of 2-6 inches. 
Flowers fragrant, deep purplish-rose, tube deepest. 
Moist, stony, alpine pasture on the mountains east of 
Yungning. Lat. 279 48’ N. Long. 1019 E. Alt. 
14,000 ft. June 1922. S.W. Szechuan, 
