Complete Geography
Complete Geography
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and A. Pulsatilla bungeana, Mey.), peculiar kinds of crowfoot (Rannnculus altaicus, Laxm,, R, longi- caulis, pulchellus, natans, lasiocarpus, propinquus, grandifolius, Mey., and the exceptionally interesting Oxygraphis glacialis, Bge., and Calli- anthemum rutae folium, Mey.)> a Ranunculus with pale lilac flowers (Hegemone Ulacina, Bge.), larkspurs (Delphinium laxiflorum and D, dictyocarpum, DC), three fumitories (Corydalis nohilis, Pers., C.
stricta, Pers. and C. inconpticua, Bge.), as many as ...thirty altaic species of Cruciferae, belonging to the high alpine zone (of the genera Mathiola, Arabis, Parrya, Macropodium, Psilotrichum, Draba, Hoi- argidium, Chorispora, Dontostemon, Braya, Eutrema, Hutchinsia), charming species of violets (Viola altaica, Pall, V. macrocarpa, Bge., V. imberbis, Led., and V. acuminata, Led.), about fifteen peculiar spe- cies of Caryophyllaceae and SteUariae, altaic varieties of Plata (Linum viohceum, Bge.), Saint John's worts (Hypericum gebleri, Bge.), some forty beautiful variegated sorts of Leguminosae, among which es- pecially prominent are numerous species of Astragalus (Astragalus and Oxytropis), whose extensive family climbs from the Central Asiatic steppes to the eternal snows of the Asiatic mountain ranges.
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and A. Pulsatilla bungeana, Mey.), peculiar kinds of crowfoot (Rannnculus altaicus, Laxm,, R, longi- caulis, pulchellus, natans, lasiocarpus, propinquus, grandifolius, Mey., and the exceptionally interesting Oxygraphis glacialis, Bge., and Calli- anthemum rutae folium, Mey.)> a Ranunculus with pale lilac flowers (Hegemone Ulacina, Bge.), larkspurs (Delphinium laxiflorum and D, dictyocarpum, DC), three fumitories (Corydalis nohilis, Pers., C.
stricta, Pers. and C. inconpticua, Bge.), as many as ...thirty altaic species of Cruciferae, belonging to the high alpine zone (of the genera Mathiola, Arabis, Parrya, Macropodium, Psilotrichum, Draba, Hoi- argidium, Chorispora, Dontostemon, Braya, Eutrema, Hutchinsia), charming species of violets (Viola altaica, Pall, V. macrocarpa, Bge., V. imberbis, Led., and V. acuminata, Led.), about fifteen peculiar spe- cies of Caryophyllaceae and SteUariae, altaic varieties of Plata (Linum viohceum, Bge.), Saint John's worts (Hypericum gebleri, Bge.), some forty beautiful variegated sorts of Leguminosae, among which es- pecially prominent are numerous species of Astragalus (Astragalus and Oxytropis), whose extensive family climbs from the Central Asiatic steppes to the eternal snows of the Asiatic mountain ranges.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roddy, H[enry] Justin, 1856- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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