TA B . 23 & 24.
17. PINUS CEMBRA.
SIBERIAN STONE PINE.
Aphemouilli of the Swiss.
I* iNu s C e m b b a , fo liis q u in is , s tro b ilis o v a tis, s em in um a lis o b lite r a te , a n th e r a r um c r is ta re n ifo rm i
crenatä.
* 'Cai Z ’ ff : r in t - r is r tis o b tu s is ’ s q u am is •****Kezu. v. 3 . 3Ög. Willden. Berl. Baum-z. 212. ■ d Uris. m m s s .au.
P. Cembra, fo liis q u in is lasv ib u s. Linn. Sp. PI. 1 4 1 9 . Syst. ed. Reich. .4. 173. FI. Scan. 3 2 . J lf itf
r t * 6' SC°P-A m ■ - 65- Evel- &*>.■ * hunter. 265. Fall. FI. Foss. , i . , . a Ä
Jï. Pud. t-. 2. 179. Vitm. Sp. PI. v. 5 . 3 4 4 . Pillars. Dauph. v. 3 . 8 0 6
p. folm qum.s, c o n o erecto, n u c e eduli. Gmd. S * . v. 1. 179. t. 39. Duhamel. Arb. v. 2 . 127. n. 2 0 .
P. foliis quinis triquetris. Hall. Helv. n 1659
R “ r r t Ä r . : i r * — —
p. - 1™ . a b H.0, foliis .« « i , , sobrigUis, , b „ ä vagina , „ i „ i ,. * *
1 . sylvestris montaua tertia. Bauh.Pin.4g 1.
P. sylvestris Cembro. Cam. Fpit. 42
“ S i z : " * * T" “ r“ Mji- “ * - * «
Floret Maio.
. Wor erecta, robusta tardé cresceus. Folia sæpiùs quinata, quandoque quaterna vel sena patentia
plerumquc tnunciaha vel pan,6 longiora, subtùs planiuscula, suprà n L maxime elevato mtata
r i SdHnt 7 ? ' ■ ■ fagmæ nUllæ' StlpUl‘e knce0late’ ^rrminatae, persistentes. Ameuta mas-
e ip ica, pue cinme violacea; antherarum crista reniformis, dentato-erosa, antherâ angustiorfo
rT J u e o 1C° 'g Sa’ ereCta’ " h 5“ “ 1111- S * ™ 1 °Vati’ Ce™ui’ juniores viol,cd cum
V Cembra Duhamcl informs us, flourishes in the coldest parts of France, where it is called A M c -
flourishes™03! ^ -°U ^ SmSS AlpS' Sp° tS covered vvith sn°w, arld where no other vegetation
flou„sh „ Siberia, it seems to be most luxuriant in similar situations, but even marshy spots are
U unsm a C to it. as we find from Gmehn, who pronounces this tree, “ frigoris patimtissima et
and mount “ uTT T ’^ T T f ^ ^ infer tha‘ p - X be planted on our bl^ak,
and mountainous lands, and if these should be situated in the vicinity of the sea, that circumstance may