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PUBLISHER S Trinius General Herbarium Guide ERBARIUM H Trinius General Herbarium ENERAL The Herbarium of Moscow State University (MW) G RINIUS T AIDC PUBLISHERP U R L 1 5H E R S S BRILLB RI LL Species name Catalogue numberFiche number Acanthaceae Acanthus mollis L.. 6665 848 / A8; B1-B4 Acanthus spinosus L.. 6666 848 / B5-B6 Barleria prionitis L.. 6667 848 / B7-B8; C1-C2 Justicia adhadota L. 6668 848 / C4-C5 Justicia assurgens L. 6669 848 / C6-C8 Justicia bicalycuiata V. 6670 849 / Al -A2 Justicia bicolor Lems.. 6671 849 / A3-A4 Justicia caracasana Jacq.. 6672 849 / A5-A6 Justicia ciliaris Jacq. 6673 849 / A7-A8 Justicia coccinea Aubl.. 6674 849 / B1-B4 Justicia cuneata V.. 6675 849 / B5 Justicia ecboiium L.. 6676 849 / B6-B8 Justicia eustachiana Jacq. 6677 849 / C1 Justicia foliosa Jacq. 6678 849 / C2-C3 Justicia formosa Willd.. 6679 849 / C4-C6 Justicia furcata Jacq.. 6680 850 / Al-A3 Justicia gendarussa L. 6681 850 / A4-A5 Justicia hyssopifolia Jacq.. 6682 850 / A6-A8 Justicia litospermifolia Jacq.. 6683 850 / B1-B4 Justicia lucida Ait.. 6684 850 / B5-B6 Justicia microphylla V. 6685 850 / B7 Justicia nasuta L.. 6686 850 / 138; C1 Justicia nitida Jacq.. 6687 850 / C2 Justicia orchioides L.. 6688 850/C3 Justicia panicuiata V. 6689 850 / C4-C8 Justicia parviflora Ort. 6690 851 / Al -A2 Justicia pectoralis Jacq. 6691 851 /A3 Justicia peripiocaefolia Jacq. 6692 851 /A4 Justicia peruviana Cav.. 6693 851 / A5-A6 Justicia quiadrifida V.. 6694 851 / A7-A8; B1-B4 Justicia quinquangularis Hoen. 6695 851 / B3-B4 Justicia reptans Sw.. 6696 851 / B5 Justicia resupinata V.. 6697 851 / B6-B7 Justicia sexanguiaris V. 6698 851 / B8; C1-C2 Justicia sp.. 852 / Al -A2 Justicia spinosa L.. 6699 851 / C3-C5 Justicia superba 6700 851 / C6-C8 Ruellia ciiiata Horn.. 6654 846 / C1-C4 Ruellia ciandestina L. 6655 846 / C5-C7; 847 / Al -A2 Ruellia coccinea V. 6656 847 / A3 Ruellia lactea Jacq.. 6657 847 / A4-A5 Ruellia macrophylla V. 6658 847 / A6 Ruellia ocymoides Car.. 6659 847 / A7-A8; 131 Ruellia panicuiata L.. 6660 847 / B2 Ruellia patula Jacq.. 6661 847 / B3-B5 Ruellia strepens L.. 6662 847 / B6-B8; C1 Ruellia tuberosa L.. 6663 847 / C2-C7 Ruellia varians Vent.. 6664 848 / Al -A6 Aceraceae Acer campestre L.. 1756 211 / A6-A8; B 1-B2 Acer dasycarpum Ehrh.. 1757 211 / B3-B4 Acer monspessuianum L.. 1759 211 / B5-B7 Acer montanum Ait.. 1760 211 / B8 Acer opulifolium Vill.. 1762 211 / C2-C3 1 Species name Catalogue numberFiche number Acer opulus Aft. 1761 211 /C1 Acer pensylvanicum L. 1763 211 / C4-C7; 212 / Al -A2 Acer platanoides L 1764 212 / A3-A4 Acer pseudoplatanus L 1765 212 / B1-B7 Acer rubrum L. 1766 212/B8; Cl Acer tataricum L.. 1767 212 / C2-C5 Acer var. laciniatum 212 / A5-A8 Negundo aceroides Moench. 1768 212 / C7-C8; 213 / Al -A3 Adoxaceae Adoxa moschatellina L., 3676 446 / C1-C4 Agavaceae Polyanthes tuberosa L. 8402 1108 / C7-C8 Yucca aloifolia L.. 8416 1110 / B7-B8 Yucca draconis L.. 8417 1110 / C1-C2 Yucca filamentosa L. 8419 1110/C5-C6 Yucca gloriosa L. 8418 1110 / C3-C4 Aitoniaceae Aftonia capensis Thbg. 1774 213 / B5 Aizoaceae Aizoon canariense L. 3352 394 / C6-C8 Aizoon hispanicum L. 3353 395 Al Galenia africana L 3354 395 / A3-A7 Gisekia pharnacfoides L. 3364 396 / B2-B3 Glinus lotoides L. 3359 396 / A2 Mesembryanthemum acinaciforme L. 3301 391 1 A7 Mesembryanthemum aurantium W.. 3302 391 / A8; B2 Mesembryanthemum aureum L. 3303 391 / B3 Mesembryanthemum barbatum L.. 3304 391 / B4 Mesembryanthemum bellidiflorum L. 3305 391 /B5 Mesembryanthemum bicolor L. 3306 391 /B6 Mesembryanthemum coccineum Haw 3307 391 / B7-B8 Mesembryanthemum cordifolium L. 3308 391 / C1-C3 Mesembryanthemum corniculatum L. 3309 391 /C4 Mesembryanthemum crystallinum L. 3310 391 / C5-C6 Mesembryanthemum decumbens Haw,. 3311 391 /C7 Mesembryanthemum deltoides L 3312 392 / Al-A3 Mesembryanthemum difforme L. 3313 392 / A4 Mesembryanthemum dolabriforme L. 3314 392 / A5-A6 Mesembryanthemum echinatum Aft. 3315 392 / A7 Mesembryanthemum emarginatum L, 3316 392 / A8; B1 Mesembryanthemum eximium..... 3317 392 / B2 Mesembryanthemum expansum L. 3318 392 / B3-B4 Mesembryanthemum foliatum L.. 3319 392/B5 Mesembryanthemum forticatum L.. 3320 392 / B6-B7 Mesembryanthemum geniculiflorum L.. 3321 392 / B8; C1 Mesembryanthemum glaucum L. 3322 392 / C2 Mesembryanthemum glomeratum L,. 3323 392 / C3 Mesembryanthemum hamosurn. - 3324 392 / C4 Mesembryanthemum hispidum L.. 3325 392 / C5 Mesembryanthemum linguiforme L. 3326 392 / C6-C7 2 Species name Catalogue numberFiche number Mesembryanthemum loreum L. 3327 392 / C8 Mesembryanthemum micans L. 3328 393 / Al -A2 Mesembryanthemum multiflorum Haw. 3329 393 / A3 Mesembryanthemum murinum Haw. 3330 393/A4 Mesembryanthemum mutabile L.. 3331 393 / AS Mesembryanthemum nitidum Haw,. 3332 393 / A6 Mesembryanthemum noctiflorum L. 3333 393 / A7 Mesembryanthemum pallens Ait 3334 393 / A8; BI Mesembryanthemum pinnatifidum L. 3335 393 / B2 Mesembryanthemum pulchrum 3336 393 / B3 Mesembryanthemum roseum... 3337 393 / B4 Mesembryanthemum scabrum L.. 3338 393 / B5-B6 Mesembryanthemum spectabile Haw. 3339 393 / B7-B8 Mesembryanthemum splendens L.. 3340 393 / C1-C3 Mesembryanthemum tenuifolium L.. 3341 393 / C4-C5 Mesembryanthemum tortuosum L. 3342 393 / C6 Mesembryanthemum tripolium L. 3343 393 / C7 Mesembryanthemum uncinatum L.. 3344 394 / Al -A2 Mesembryanthemum vermiculatum L, 3345 394 / A3-A4 Mesembryanthemum violaceum..., 3346 394 / A5 Mesembryanthemum viridiflorum Ait. 3347 394 / A6-A7 Mollugo verticillata L. 3358 395 / C7-C8 Pharnaceum cerviana L. 3360 396 / A4 Pharnaceum distichum L. 3361 396 / AS Pharnaceum incanum L. 3362 396 / A7 Pharnaceum mollugo L. 3363 396 / A8; 131 Sesuvium portulacastrum 3355 395 / B1-B2 Telephium imperati L.. 3357 395 / B7-B8; C1-C4 Trianthema monogyna L. 3356 395 / B4-B5 Alismataceae Alisma cordifolium L. 8646 1141 /C1-C4 Alisma damasonium L. 8647 1141 / C5 Alisma flavum L. 8648 1141 1 C6-C8 Alisma lanceolatum With. 1143 / Al -A5 Alisma natans L. 8649 1142 / Al -A4 Alisma parnassifolium L. 8650 1142 / A5-A6 Alisma plantago L. 8651 1142 / A7-A8; B1-B8; C1-C8 Alisma ranunculoides L. 8652 1143 / A6-A7 Alisma repens Lam.. 8653 1143/A8 Sagittaria natans Mich. 8654 1143 / B2-B4 Sagittaria sagittifolia L. 8655 1143 / B5-B8; C1-C7 Alliaceae Agapanthus praecox 8444 1113 / C3 Agapanthus umbellatusL'Her. 8445 1113/C4-C5 Allium albidum Fisch. 8446 1113 / C7-C8; 1114 Al Allium altaicum Pall 8447 1114 / A2-A6 Allium angulosum L. 8448 1114 / A7-A8; B1-B8; Cl-C6 Allium arenarium L. 8449 1114 / C7-C8 Allium baicalense Willd 8450 1115 Al-A2 Allium carinatum L. 8451 1115 / A3-A7 Allium carneum Willd. 8452 1115 / A8; B1-B3 3 Species name Catalogue numberFiche number Allium caspium MB. 8453 1115 / B4-B7 Allium cepa L. 8454 1115 / 138; CI-C2 Allium ciliatum 8455 1115/C3-C7 Allium controversum Schrad,. 8456 1116/Al-A3 Allium danubiale Spr.. 8457 1116 / A4-A5 Allium descendens L. 8458 1116 / A6-A8; 131 Allium fistulosum L.. 8459 1116 / B2-B8; C1-C3 Allium flavum L. 8460 1116 / C4-C8 Allium foetidum Kit.. 8461 1117 / Al -A2 Allium fragrans Vent. 8462 1117 / A3-A5 Allium globosum M.B. 8463 1117 / A8; B1-B8 Allium guttatum Stev 8464 1117/Cl Allium lineare L.. 8465 1117 / C2-C7 Allium moly L. 8466 1118/Al-A5 Allium monspessulanum 8467 1118 / A6 Allium moschatum L. 8468 1118 / A7-A8; B1-B3 Allium narcissiflorum ViII,. 8469 1118 B4 Allium nigrum L. 8470 1118 / B5-B6 Allium nutans L.. 8471 1118 / B7-B8; C1 Allium obliquum L. 8472 1118 / C2-C5 Allium ochroleucum W.K. 8473 1118 / C6 Allium odorum L. 8474 1118 / C7-C8; 1119 / Al -A3 Allium oleraceum L. 8475 1119 / A4-A5 Allium pallasii Murr. 8476 1119 / A6-A8; BI Allium pallens L. 8477 1119 / B2-B5 Allium paniculatum L.. 8478 1119 / B6-B8 Allium parviflorum L. 8479 1119 / C1-C3 Allium porrum L.. 8480 1119 / C4-C5 Allium roseum L.. 8481 1119 / C6-C7; 1120/Al-A2 Allium rotundum L.. 8482 1120 / A3-A8; B1-B2 Allium rubens Schrad. 8484 1120 / B3-B8; C1-C2 Allium saxatile M.B. 8485 1120 / C3-C5 Allium schoenoprasum L., 8486 1120 / C6-C8; 1121 /A1-A2 Allium scorodoprasum L.. 8487 1121 / A3-A4 Allium senescens L. 8488 1121 / A5-A8;131 Allium sibiricum L.. 8489 1121 / B2-B4 Allium sphaerocephalum L.. 8490 1121 / B5-B8 Allium spirale Spr. 8491 1121 /C1 Allium stellerianum Willd., 8492 1121 / C2 Allium striatum Jacq. 8493 1121 / C3 Allium strictum Schrad 8494 1121 / C4-C5 Allium suaveolens Jacq 8495 1121 / C6-C7 Allium subhirsutum L.. 8496 1122/Al-A2 Allium tataricum L. 8497 1122 / A3-A4 Allium triquetrum L. 8499 1122/A5 Allium undulatum Kit. 8500 1122 / A6 Allium ursinum L. 8501 1122 / A7-A8; B1-B2 Allium victorialisL.. 8502 1122 / B3-B4 Allium vineale L.. 8503 1122 / B5-B8; Cl-C3 4 Species name Catalogue numberFiche number Allium virescens Fisch. 8504 1122 / C4 Aloaceae Aloe arachnoides Thunb.. 8409 1109 / C5-C6 Aloe lingua Thunb. 8410 1109 / C7-C8 Aloe perfoliata L. 8411 1110/A1-A3 Aloe pumila Jacq. 8412 1110 / A4-A7 Aloe retusa L. 8413 1110 / A8; B1 Aloe variegata L. 8414 1110 / B2-B3 Aloe viscosa L. 8415 1110 / B4-B5 Alstroemeriaceae Alstroemeria ligtu L. 8400 1108 / C2 Alstroemeria pelegrina L. 8401 1108 / C3-C5 Amaranthaceae Achyranthes aspera L. 7364 953 / B1-B2 Achyranthes axillaris Lam.. 7365 953 / B3-B8; C1 Achyranthes corymbosa L. 7366 953 / C2-C3 Achyranthes echinata L.. 7367 953 / C4-C7 Achyranthes humifusa Poit.. 7368 954 / Al-A3 Achyranthes lappacea L. 7369 954 / A4-A6 Achyranthes patula L. 7370 954 / A7 Achyranthes polygonoides Retz. 7371 954 / A8; B1 Achyranthes porrigens Jacq. 7372 954 / B2-B6 Achyranthes prostrata L. 7373 954 / B7-B8 Achyranthes pubescens Horn,. 7374 954/C1-C5 Achyranthes sp.. 954 / C8 Achyranthes stellata Willd. 7375 954 / C6-C7 Amaranthus albus L.
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