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Specimen list with Rhododendron and other taxa from Natrampa, Trün, Chayul, Lung, Kap, and Rala La
Specimen list with Rhododendron and other taxa from Natrampa, Trün, Chayul, Lung, Kap, and Rala La
LSH/1/1/4/1/211 · Part · 1936-10-27
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
The page lists specimen numbers and plant names with associated localities including Natrampa, Trün, Chayul, Lung, Kap, and Rala La. Multiple dates are noted, including an entry dated 27/10/1936.

CONTENT:
1353 (2). Rhod. triflorum v. Natrampa. 27/4 27.10.
1372 Rhod. Daphne bholua " 27/4 "

  1. Phil. loniceroides " 8/7.
    2420 Yellow Dracocephalum. Brugmansia aurantiaca Trün 22/7 17.10.
    2752 Rhod. puderosum Lung. 23.10.
  2. ? ?? Natrampa. 27.10.
    2758 Rhod. trichocladum " "
    2760 " camelliiflorum " "
    2762 " pumilum " "
    2764 " brachyanthum " "
    2259 Gent. tibetica. Trün 29.10.
    2765 Rhod. camelliiflorum Natrampa 27.10.36
    2767 " ? " "
  3. Prim. tibetica. Chayul 5/5 31.10.
    ? 2665 Cotoneaster yellow shrub. ? Kap. 12/10 31.10.
    2422 Ceratostigma minus. Chayul Trün 22/7 31.10.
    ? Seed of small Coniferae. Rala La.
Seed collections near Takhtoo, 9–10 March 1936
Seed collections near Takhtoo, 9–10 March 1936
LSH/1/1/3/3/56 · Part · 1936-03-09 - 1936-03-10
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
Notes on seeds of Rhododendron and Primula collected below Takhtoo and at Takhtoo on 9–10 March 1936, with specimen numbers 1204–1210.

CONTENT:
Below Takhtoo
9.3.36
Seeds of
Rhod. maddenii 1204
" lindleyi 1205
" grande 1208
Rhod. kendrickii 1206
Prim. gracilipes 1207
Takhtoo 10.3.36
Rhod. camelliiflorum 1209
Mag. campbellii 1210
Halt at Trongsa and march to Gye Tsa via Yuto La
Halt at Trongsa and march to Gye Tsa via Yuto La
LSH/1/1/1/1/85 · Part · 1933-07-11
Part of The Ludlow & Sherriff Collection

SUMMARY:
Notes leech-bite injuries and a halt at Trongsa with a visit to the Dzong and lunch with Dorji, followed by archery and photo work. The next day they march to Gye Tsa via Yuto La, collect plants, and describe contrasting vegetation across the pass.

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developed a septic arm from a leech bite, & Ludlow has
blisters on his feet from putting silver nitrate crystals on leech
bites which would not stop bleeding. The doctor should
never have allowed this. Our opinion of him is not very
high at the moment.

8th July. Halt at TRONGSA. Fair for half the day. Went to the Dzong,
which is the Maharaja's winter residence, & had lunch with
Dorji, & an excellent lunch it was too. After lunch had
some archery. Rest of the day spent developing photos, &
doing up bird.

9th July. GYE TSA. 9845' 12 miles. A very steep ascent for the
Clematis montana
V. tongluensis 252
Rhod. camelliiflorum 253
RH
first seven miles to the Yuto La (11200') in rain & mist.
Cleared up at 1.0 pm. Ludlow & I stayed at the pass &
collected. There was a lovely big clematis on the way up -
the biggest wild one I have ever seen. Vegetation on each
side of the pass is absolutely different - on the west, dense
deciduous jungle & bamboo: immediately over the pass nothing
but conifers & the country much more open, with pasture
here & there. This valley is far the finest & richest we
have seen. It is open, with well wooded slopes all
round. A very comfortable new camp built here