Paeonia anomala L.

PHYLOGENETIC STUDIES OF PAEONIA
Paeonia anomala L.
Tao Sang 1995
The Ohio State University Herbarium
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PAEONIA ANOMALA L. .
Cultivated In Hugh H. Iltis* garden, 2784 Mar-
shall Pkwy.* Univ. of Wisconsin Arboretum,
Madison, Wisconsin, U.S.A. Grown from roots
taken in the field and brought back live.
Plants from dense but grazed Populus-Betula
grove near bottom of small valley;very common
¿wsemi-shade. Caudex to 50 cm long, 5 cm diam.
a)J	Secondary Betula pendula—Pinus sylvestris
woods, with Paeonia anomala, Lonicera ta -
tarica.
b)	Salix thickets on stream (Hypericum
hirsutum, Poa remota, Festuca gigantea,
Elymus canin um),
c)	Grazed tall forb meadows on edge of
woods, with Senecio nemorensis, Delphinium
elatum.
d)	Edge ofj and in stream (Nardosmia laevi-
gata, Carex gracilis, Juncus bufonius,
£ * gerardii).
Site of former settlement of Pereleshino
on Kinterep River, 13 km ENE from Alexandrova
and 4 km WSW from Yegor*evsk, 122 km ESE of
Novosibirsk, 27 km NE of Maslyanino.
Progeny of litis et al. no. 1170
54°29fN, 84°32’E	Alt. 300-400 m
herbarium specimens and roots taken on:
H.	H. Iltis	26 July 1979
J. C. Coffey photos and closed fruits on*
M. F. Denton	1 July 1985 i
I.	Krasnoborov split fruits on 29 Aug 1985
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I	Arboretum of the New York Botanical Garden.
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