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Synopsis Der Mitteleuropaïschen Flora uuduiiuüi DownloadDownload from from The The Biodiversity Biodiversity Heritage HeritageSYNOPSIS Library Library http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.biologiezentrum.at www.biologiezentrum DER MITTELEÜPPilSCHEN FLÖIil VON PAUL ASCHERSON Dr. med. et PHIL., GEH. REGIERUXGSRAT PROFESSOR DER BOTANIK AN DER UNIVERSITÄT BERI.IX UND PAUL GRAEBNER Dr. PHIL., PROFESSOR CÜSTOS AM KGL, ROTANISCHEN GARTEN DER UNIVERSITÄT BERLIN HAUPTRECilSTER IIl (REGISTER-BÄNDE VI. 1, VI. 2) DER PLATANACEAE, KOSACEAE UXD J.EUUMINOSAE VON 31. GOLDSCH3IIDT LEHRER IN GE18A LEIPZIG VERLAG VON WILHELM ENGELMANN 1905—11 DownloadDownload from from The The Biodiversity Biodiversity Heritage Heritage Library Library http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.biologiezentrum.at www.biologiezentrum DownloadDownload from from The The Biodiversity Biodiversity Heritage Heritage Library Library http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.biologiezentrum.at www.biologiezentrum ^^ Hauptregister des VI. Bandes, 1. Abtheilung enthaltend Platanaceae, Rosaceae (Spiraeoideae u. Rosoideae) von M. Goldschmidt (Geisa). Seite Seite Acephalae Zimm. (Potentilla Agrimonia Eupatoria humilis sect.) 744 A. u. G 421 Adamsia reptans Fischer . 887 longifolia Wallr. 421 Adeuophori Focke (Rubus — — major Boissier . , 420 sect.) 535, 576 minor K. Koch Herb. 421 Agriinonia Tourn., L. 384, 419 — — X odorata Caspary . 425 — agrimonioides L. 427 X pilosa Abromeit 422, 423 — albiflora Caspary (Eupa- — — X — per-Eupatoria toria var.) 421 Abrom 423 — bracteata E. Meyer 421 rotundifolia Walli'. 421 — Capensis Harv. u. Sonder 421 — — subcounivens Fröhlich 421 — conopsea Tschern. 422 — fallax Fiek (Eupatoria — Dahurica A. u. G. (pilosa var.) 420 var.) 422 — glabrata Sprengel . 422 „Willd. Herb." DG 422 — glandulosa Simonkai . 424 — — ghibrata Wallr. 422 — Goctectiana Audrz. 422 — — pilosa Wallr. 422 — grandis Andrz 420 — elata Moench 425 — Grypoctenium Wallroth — Eupatoria L. ... 420 (sect.) 419 — — albiflora Gasp. 421 — humilis Wallroth . 421 — — bracteata A. u. G. 421 — longifolia WaUroth (Eupa- — — Dahurica Fisch. 422 toria var.) 421 fallax Fiek. 420 — macrocarpa Borb. (odorata — — grandis A. u. G. 420 var.) 424 Ascherson n. Graebner, Synopsis. Registerband VT, 1. Hauptregister. DownloadDownload from from The The Biodiversity Biodiversity Heritage Heritage Library Library http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/;Seite www.biologiezentrum.at www.biologiezentrumSeite Agrimonia major Boissier Alchimilla alpestris Cavillieri (Eupatoria var.) .... 420 A. u. G 416 — minor K. Koch Herb. — — effusa A. u. G. 414 (Eupatoria var.) . 421 — — eu-alpestris A. u. G. 411 — oclorata Miller .... 423 — — — Formen s. A. — — (Camerar.) Wallr. 425 alpestris. — — X Eupatoria Wirtgen 425 — — eu-obtusa A. u. G. 414 — — glandulosa Simk. 424 — — flavescens A. u. G. 412 — — macrocarpa Borb. 424 — — frigens A. u. G. 413 — — procera A. u. G. 424 — — glomerulans A. u. G. 415 — — suaveolens A. u. G. 424 — — impexa A. u. G. 414 — — sororia A. u. G. 424 — — latiloba Buser . 413 — Orthoctenium Wallr. (sect.) 426 — — lineata A. u. G. 415 — procera Wallroth . 424 — — montana A. u. G. 412 — per-Eupatoria Abrom. — — obtusa Schinz u. Keller 413 (Eupatoria X püosa var.) 423 — — — .Formen s. A. — pilosa Ledeb. 421, 422 alpestris. — — Wallr. (Dahurica var.) 422 — — racemulosa A. u. G. 415 Dahurica A. u. G. 422 — — reniformis A. u. G. 414 — — glabrata A. u. G. 422 — — — vegeta A. u. G. 414 — — setulosa Regel . 422 — — sinuata Buser . 412 — repens L 424, 425 — — typica A, u. G. 413 — rotundifolia Wallr. (Eupa- — — versipila A, u. G. 413 toria var.) 421 — — Wichurae A. u. G. 412 — Schultzi Broeskensis Abro- alpigena Buser 392 meit 423 alpina L. 387, 388, 389 — setulosa Regel (pilosa var.) 422 Schinz u. Keller . 388 — sororia Fischer u. Meyer 424 — — asterophylla Tausch . 391 — suaveolens Wallroth . 424 — — glomerata Tausch . 389 — subconnivens Fröhlich — — Godeti Ducommun . 393 (Eupatoria var.) . 421 — — Hoppeana Rchb. 391 — Wirtgenii A. u. G. 425 hybrida L. 388, 400 Agrimoniinae A. u. G. , . 384 — — pallens Briquet . 392 Agrimonioidea Nyman (San- — — podophylla Tausch . 394 - guisoi'ba sect.) .... 430 — — saxatilis Briquet . 389 Agrimonioides Spach (San- — — subsericea Focke . 390 guisorba sect.) — ( pentaphyllea .... 430 — —) X Alchemilla L. s. Alchimilla. Brügger 395 Alchimilla L. 384, 385, 386, 721 — — X vulgaris Christ . 401 — acutangula Buser . 408 — Alpinae Buser (sect.) . 388 — acutidens Buser . 412 — amphisericea Buser . 391 — acutiloba Opiz .... 406 — angustifolia Buser (Hoppe- — aggregata Buser . 419 ana var.) 391 — algida Brügger . 419 — Anisiaca Wettstein . 394 — alpestris Schmidt . 411, 413 — Aphanes Focke (sect.) . 386 — — acutidens A. u. G. 412 — aphanes Leers . 386 Hauptregister. 3 VI,1 DownloadDownload from from The The Biodiversity Biodiversity Heritage Heritage Library Library http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; www.biologiezentrum.at www.biologiezentrum Seite Seite Alchimilla arvensis (L.) Sco- Alchimilla eu-alpina pseudo- pol! 386 grossldens A. u. G. 390 — asterophvlla Buser . 391 saxatilis A. u. ~G. 389 — basaltica Buser . ;^89 — — subsericea A. u. G. 390 — Bernensis Buser (splendens — — transiens A. u. G. 389 var.) 401 typica A. u. G. 389 — Biebersteinii Boiss. (vul- — eu-vulgaris A. u. G. 405 garis var.) 400 — — acutangula A. u. G. 408 — Cavillieri A. u. G. (al- — — compta A. u. G. 410 pestris var.) 416 — — crinita A. u. G. 407 — colorata Buser .... 403 — — decumbens A. u. G. 410 — compta Buser .... 410 — — heteropoda A. u. G. 410 — conglomerata Schmidt . 411 — — — Formen s. A. eu- — conjuncta Babington . 393 vulgaris. — — truncata Buser . 393 hirtipes A. u. G. 409 — connivens Buser . 412 — — micans A. u. G. 408 — — Wiehurae Buser . 412 — — minor A. u. G. 409 — coriacea Buser . 416, 417 pastoralis A. u. G. 407 — — aggregata A. u. G. 419 — — — vegeta A. u. G. 407 — — demissa A. u. G. 417 — — pratensis A. u. G. 408 — — eu-coriacea A. u. G. 416 — — rubristipula A. u. G. 410 — — — Formen s. A. — — silvestris A. u. G. 406 coriacea. — — — Formen s. A. eu- — — fissimima A. u. G. 418 vulgaris. — — inconcinna A. u. G. 418 — — strigulosa A. u. G. 409 — — Longaua A. u. G. 418 subcrenata A. u. G. 407 — — longiuscula A. u. G. 417 tenuis A. u. G. 410 — — semisecta A. u. G. 419 — fallax Buser 399 — — straminea Schinz u. — filicaidis Buser .... 409 Keller 417 — firma Buser (glaberrima — — trunciloba A. u. G. 418 var.) 397 — — — vegeta A. u. G. 418 — fissa Günther u. Schumm. 396 — — typica A, u. G. 417 — — major Schur . 399 — cornucopioides Römer u. — — X pentaphyllea Schultes 386 Brügger 419 — Corsica Buser (eu-alpina — — X pubescens Brügger 404 var.) 390 — — villosula Gremli . 404 — crinita Buser . 407 — fissimima Buser . 418 — cuneata Gaud. 387, 395 — flabellata Buser. ... 403 — decumbens Buser . 410 — flavescens Buser . 412 — demissa Buser . 417 — flexicaiüis Buser . 398 — effusa Buser . , . 414 — frigens Buser . 413 — Eualchimilla Focke (sect.) 386 — frigida Buser , . 412, 413 — eu-alpina A. u. G. 388 — fulgens Buser .... 401 basaltica A. u. G. 389 — Gemmia Buser . 395 Corsica (Buser) . 390 — glaberrima Buser . 396 1* Hauptregister. DownloadDownload from from The The Biodiversity Biodiversity Heritage Heritage Library Library http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/; http://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/;Seite www.biologiezentrum.at www.biologiezentrumSeite Alchimilla glaberrima Schmidt Alchimilla hybrida Miller (L. ?) 400 395, 396, 418 — impexa Buser . , 415 fallax Schinz u. Keller 399 — incisa Buser . , . 398 firma A, u. G, . 397 — inconcinna Buser . 418 — — flexicaulis Schinz u. — Infravallesiaca Buser Keller .398 (splendens var.) . 401 — — genuina Briquet . 396 — intermedia Haller fil. 404 gracilis A. u. G. , . 398 — Lachemilla Focke (sect.) . 385 — — incisa Briquet . 398 — latilöba Buser (alpestris — — major A. u. G. 399 var.) 413 Othmari A. u. G. 398 — leptoclada Buser . 393 — — venulosa A. u. G. .397 — lineata Buser . 415 — glabra M. u. K. (vulgaris — Longana Buser . 418 var.) 411 — longiuscula Buser . 417 Poiret 396 — major A. u. G. (glaberrima — glabrata Tausch . 411 var.) 399 — glaucescens Wallr. 400, 402 — micans Buser .... 408 — glomerata Tausch (alpina — microcarpa Boissier u. var.) 389 Reuter 386 — glomerulans Buser , 413, 415 — minor Buser 400 — Godeti Ducomm. (alpina Hudson 409 var.) 393 — — hirsuta Tausch . 404 — gracilis Buser . 398 — montana Allioni Herb. 404 Opiz 406 Opiz 406 — grossidens Buser . , . 393 Schmidt 412 — — X pentaphylla super- Willd.. 400, 401, 402 pentaphylla Buser . , 395 colorata A. u. G. 403 — Helvetica Brügger . 404 flabellata A. u. G. 403 — heptaphylla Schleicher 387, 395 — — glaucescens A. u. G. 402 — heteropoda Buser . 410 — — intermedia A. u. G. 404 — hirsuta Tausch (muior plicata A. u. G. 403 var.) 404 pusilla A. u. G. 403 hirtipes — Buser .... 409 Vetteri A. u. G. , . 404 — Hoppeana A. u. G. 390 — monticola Opiz .... 406 Buser . 391, 392 — multifida Scheele . 395 — — alpigena A. u. G. 392 — obtusa Buser , . 414 — — angustifolia Buser . 391 — Othmari Buser .... 398 — — conjuncta Schinz u. — pallens Buser . 392 Keller 393 — palmata Gihbert . 405 - — — grossidens Schinz u. — pastoralis Buser . 406, 407 Keller 393 — Pentaphyllae Buser (sect.) 387 leptoclada A. u. G. 393 — pentaphyllea L. 387, 393 pallens A. u. G. 392 — — X alpina Hoppeana — — truncata A. u. G. 393 A. u. G 395 - vestita , , — — Buser . 391 — —
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