Paeonia anomala L.

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BOTANICAL
PHYLOGENETIC STUDIES OF PAEONIA
Paeonia anomala L,
Tao Sang 1995
The Ohio State University Herbarium
Elymus canin .um) .
c)	Grazed tall forb meadows on edge of
woods, with Senecio nemorensis, Delphinium
elatum.
d)	Edge of}and in stream (Nardosmia laevi-
gata, Carex gracilis, Juncus bufonius,
J_. gerardii) .
Site of former settlement of Pereleshino
on Kinterep River, 13 km ENE from Alexandrova
and 4 km WSW from Yegor1 evsk, 122 km ESE of
Novosibirsk, 27 km NE of Maslyanino.
54°29'N, 84°32fE	Alt. 300-400 m
H.	H. litis	26 July 1979
J. C. Coffey mf)
M. F. Denton	No.
I.	Krasnoborov
4th field expedition conducted to the U.S.S.R. under the USA/USSR
Cooperative Agreement in the Protection of the Environment, Project
IV.I - Protection of Native Species of Flora. Sponsored by the Cary
Arboretum of the New York Botanical Garden.
j TOCT3 Central SIBERIA
IJOOlV* (Region of Novosibirsk)
Paeonia anomala L.
Dense, but grazed aspen(Populus-
Betula) grove near bottom of snail
valley, in semi-shade, very common.
Heavy-rooted herb, the caudex some-
times branched, to 50cm long,5cm diam.
with 1-6 stems each, each with 1 frt.
usually with 5 carpels. Also in cool
P moist Abies sibirica-Picea woods.
Secondary Betula pendula—-Pinus sylvestris
woods, with Paeonia anomala, Lonicera ta -
tarica.
b) Salix thickets on stream (Hypericum
hirsutum, Poa remota, Festuca gigantea,
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