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AFFGHANISTAN FLORA, ETC. 



Sepalis miaoribus aureis. Sandy half inundated spots Turnuk, 

 July Ith. 



779. Junci sp. — Annua valde ramosa. Cum praecedent. 



780. Cyperacea. — Subglaucescens, spiculis viridi fuscescent. Cum 

 praicedeiite. 



781. Cyperacea. — Spiculis globosis atratis. Cum prjecedente. 



782. Junci sp. — Cum praecedente. 



783. Cyperacea. — Caricis sp. Spicis fuscescent distiehis. Cam 

 praecedent in aquosis. 



784. Junci sp. — Cum praecedentibus. • 



784:a. Composita. — Annua erect, foliis linearibus sub carnosis radio 

 purpurio, disco lutescente. Cum praecedent. 



785. Cyperus. — Prostratus radiat spiculis e virida atratis. Turnuk 

 banks of wet sand. It is very nearly allied to the C. fuscus ? 

 of Bootan. 



786. Cyperacea. — Repens cjespitos, fol canaliculat, scapo triquetro^ 

 squamis scutiosis, In aquosis Turnuk. 



787. Cyperaceae. — Caespitosa in aquis stagnant, ibidem. 



788. Alisma. — 1-2 pedalis foliis longe petiolatis limbo ovato ob- 

 longo, Panicula amplissima, floribus minutis petalis carneis. 

 In agris stagnantibus. Turnuk, July 9-10. Common. 



789. Sparganii sp. — 3-4 pedalis gregarii, fol. subtrigones specis 

 faemincis globosis. 



In ditches, Turnuk valley very common. 



790. Junci sp. — Caule IJ pedalis glumis fuscescentibus gregaria. 

 Cum prtecedente, common. 



791. Labiata. — Basi fruticosa, aromatica, in partibus novellis canes- 

 cens, calyce purpurea fuscescent. Cor. bilabiat, lab sup 4 lobo, 

 infer, integro, ambobis semi reflex. Stam 2 porrect. In ravi- 

 nes of mountains along the Turnuk July 9-10. 



792. Leguminosa. — Casspitos dense prostrata, fioribus pallida, caeru- 

 leis. Turfy spots. Turnuk July 9-10. 



793. Epilobii sp. — Sub canescens, floribus parvis, rubescent, variat 

 magnopere statura in locis idoneis, 2 pedalis, ramosa in areno- 

 sis sterilibus vix spithamea. Turnuk banks, July 9-10. 



794. Equisetum.— Caule laxiusculo, bank of cuts. Turnuk July 

 9th. Not common. 



795. Composita Carduacea Caule IJ pedale, foliis cauo albidis 



