Asiatic Russia
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It belongs to the family of Araliaceae, which loves a moist climate and is nowhere to be met with in Siberia. Not less remarkable is the cork tree of this country {Pliellodend,ron amurense, Rupr.), belonging to the family of Zanthoxyleae nowhere to be met with in the whole of Russia.
" The shrubs of the Amur country are still more peculiar than the trees. Not less than twenty-four varieties of shrubs here met with are entirely new for any one arriving from Siberia and Transbaikalia.
Of these, t...hree climbers are the lianas of the woods here. They are first of all, a beautiful plant belonging to the rare family of Schizon- draceae with pale rose-scented flowers and red berries (Maximovioda Chinensis, Rupr.), spread from Northern China through Manchuria to the Amur country; a species of vine, very slightly distinguished from the true vine (Vitis amurensis, Rupr.) ; and finally the wild vine {Cissus brevipedunculata. Max.). The species of clematis appearing here for the first time {Clematis mandshurica, Rupr., and C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It belongs to the family of Araliaceae, which loves a moist climate and is nowhere to be met with in Siberia. Not less remarkable is the cork tree of this country {Pliellodend,ron amurense, Rupr.), belonging to the family of Zanthoxyleae nowhere to be met with in the whole of Russia.
" The shrubs of the Amur country are still more peculiar than the trees. Not less than twenty-four varieties of shrubs here met with are entirely new for any one arriving from Siberia and Transbaikalia.
Of these, t...hree climbers are the lianas of the woods here. They are first of all, a beautiful plant belonging to the rare family of Schizon- draceae with pale rose-scented flowers and red berries (Maximovioda Chinensis, Rupr.), spread from Northern China through Manchuria to the Amur country; a species of vine, very slightly distinguished from the true vine (Vitis amurensis, Rupr.) ; and finally the wild vine {Cissus brevipedunculata. Max.). The species of clematis appearing here for the first time {Clematis mandshurica, Rupr., and C.
What to read after Asiatic Russia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Frederick George Frederick Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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