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Numerica, CATALOGUE ~ 305 
Saxifraga Hirculus, Linn. var. typica, Hook. fa. major, 
Engl. et Irmsch. Plant of 10-14 inches. Flowers 
orange-yellow. Moist alpine meadows on the margins 
of thickets on the mountains S.E. of Mu-li. Lat. 
27° so! N; “Long: tor? BE. sR 12,0808. «=~ Aug. 
1922. S.W. Szechuan. 
Bupleurum longicaule, Wall. var. Plant of 4-8 inches. 
Flowers yellow-brown. Open alpine pasture on the 
margins of thickets on the mountains §.E. of Mu-li. 
Lat. 27° so’ N. Long. 1019 E. Alt. 13,000 ft. 
Aug. 1922. S.W. Szechuan. 
Campanula crenulata, Franch. Plant of 8-12 inches. 
Flowers deep indigo-blue, drying white. On lime- 
stone cliffs and limy meadows on the mountains S.E. 
of Mu-li.. Lat..279 50’! N. . Long..1019, E. | Alt. 
12-13,000 ft. Aug. 1922. S.W. Szechuan, 
Saxifraga chionophylla, Franch. Cushion plant of 2-5 
inches diameter. Flowers (?) red (!). On limestone 
cliffs and boulders on the mountains S.E. of Mu-li. 
Lat. 27° 50’ N. Long. 101° E. Alt. 14,000 ft. 
Aug. 1922. 5.W. Szechuan. 
Campanula Delavayi, Franch. Plant of 12-15 inches. 
Flowers blue. Dry situations in shady scrub on the 
mountains S.E. of Mu-li. Lat. 27° 50’ N. Long. 
ror? E. Alt. 12,000 ft. Aug. 1922. S.W. Szechuan. 
Erigeron patentisquama, J. My len. ., sent of 12-20 
inches. Ray florets, magenta-rose, drying blue, disc 
florets yellow-green. On open alpine meadows on the 
mountains S-E. of Mu-li. Lat.°27° so’ N. Long. 
ror? EB. Alc 19-2q,000 ft. * Aug. 2922. °° S.W. 
Szechuan. 
Artemisia sp.? Shrubby aromatic plant of 1%-2 ft. 
Flowers orange. On ledges of cliffs and stony mead- 
ows on the mountains S.E. of Mu-li. Lat. 27° 50’ N. 
Long. 1019 E. Alt. 12-13,000 ft. . Aug. 4922. 
S.W. Szechuan. 
Meconopsis Prattii, Prain. Spinous plant of 16 inches. 
Flowers deep wine-purple. Open stony alpine mead- 
ows on the mountains S.E. of Mu-li. Lat. 27° 50’ N. 
Long. 101° E. Alt. 13,000 ft. Aug. 1922. 5.W. 
Szechuan. 
