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Primula specimen list (entries 6621–6777)
Primula specimen list (entries 6621–6777)
LSH/1/1/6/1/170 · Part · 1938-11-24
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
List of Primula entries noting material types (roots or seed) and reference numbers. Includes species such as P. winteri, sikkimensis, sandemaniana, ioessa, tibetica, strumosa (=1300), boothii, and filipes, with a note that no herbarium specimen is present for entry 6630.

CONTENT:

  1. Primula winteri. Roots. 73. 235.
  2. Primula sikkimensis? Seed.
  3. Primula sandemaniana. Seed. 74. No Herbarium Specimen??
  4. Primula ioessa? Seed.
  5. Primula tibetica. Seed.
  6. Primula strumosa = 1300. Roots. 240.
  7. Primula boothii.
  8. Primula filipes. 75.
Primula specimen notes from Yuda, Migyitun, Chayul Dzong, Tremo, Pangchen, and Chungkar
Primula specimen notes from Yuda, Migyitun, Chayul Dzong, Tremo, Pangchen, and Chungkar
LSH/1/1/6/1/152 · Part · 1938-10-22
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
Field notes list several Primula species with localities, habitat and elevation details, flowering or seed status, and comparisons to collections made in 1936. There is uncertainty about the exact P. ioessa type locality near Lo Migyitun due to mist and deep snow, and sites such as KHERI GOMPA at Chungkar are referenced.

CONTENT:
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  1. Primula winteri. Yuda. Mostly on moss covered boulders in Rhododendron forest. The winter bud in great prominence, some even opening already up at 13 or 13,500 ft.

  2. Primula sikkimensis. Yuda. I did not see the flowers of this primula at all.

  3. Primula Sandemaniana. Migyitun. From the exact spot as the type specimen. I can find it nowhere else. A little seed found. A very small winter bud, with farina, is just noticeable.

  4. Primula sikkimensis Sect. probably P. ioessa type. Lo Migyitun. Thick mist rain, with 8" of snow prevented us from being certain of the spot where No 2514, the type of P. ioessa, was taken. But I have little doubt myself that this is the true ioessa. It could only be P. Hopeana otherwise, and I do not think this is so. This comes from certainly within a very short distance of 2514, if not from the very spot.

  5. Primula tibetica. Chayul Dzong. Some seed taken. Still in flower. Up to 3½".

  6. Primula strumosa. Tremo. Same as 1300, taken in 1936.

  7. Primula Boothii (gracilipes). Pangchen. Taken from the same place in 1936, where flowers were almost over by the end of March. This, I suppose, is the more common low altitude form.

  8. Primula filipes. Chungkar. From same place as in 1936, at KHERI GOMPA, Chungkar. Not in flower this year, though it was at this time in 1936.