. Bergens Museums skrifter. Science. U. paJWUnoriis nov. sp.—Probabiliter: U. Pestalnzzae Post in Mém. Herb. Boiss. No. 18. (1900); non Boiss. Pcrcnnis, cauiibus floriferis extrarosularis, annuls, arcuatim adscendentibus, ad 15 cm. altis, supra dense ct minute glanduloso-pubescentibus, subtus glabris. Pohis rosularum carnosis, o-laberrimis, lincari-spathulatis, ad 35 mm. longis et 10 mm. latis, basi longe attenuatis, apice parum dilatatis, subacuminatis, margine anguste membrana- .- \^ fi ceis, crenato-denticulatis; caulinis paucis, anguste lingu- latis, ad 20 mm. longis et 3 mm. latis, ob
. Bergens Museums skrifter. Science. U. paJWUnoriis nov. sp.—Probabiliter: U. Pestalnzzae Post in Mém. Herb. Boiss. No. 18. (1900); non Boiss. Pcrcnnis, cauiibus floriferis extrarosularis, annuls, arcuatim adscendentibus, ad 15 cm. altis, supra dense ct minute glanduloso-pubescentibus, subtus glabris. Pohis rosularum carnosis, o-laberrimis, lincari-spathulatis, ad 35 mm. longis et 10 mm. latis, basi longe attenuatis, apice parum dilatatis, subacuminatis, margine anguste membrana- .- \^ fi ceis, crenato-denticulatis; caulinis paucis, anguste lingu- latis, ad 20 mm. longis et 3 mm. latis, obsusis, dense glu- tinosis, dcciduis. Panicula racemosa, ovata, laxa, pe- dicellis glutinosis, calyce sub- aequantibus, floribus subnu- tantibus. Calyce dense gluti- noso, campanula to, ad Vs longitudinis partite, segmentis triangu lari-lanceolatis, acutis. Corolla calyce fere duplo longiore, 7 mm. longa et 5 mm. lata, flavescenti- albida, urceolata, persi- stente, solum ad tertiam partem fere divisa; laciniis triangulari-ovatis, acuminatis, acutis, extus totum minute puberulis, ad carinam pilis , margine non '' " ciliatis. Filamentis corolla FIk. 27. a. Flower of VmbUicus cyprius nov. sp. (=/i).—6. Corolla of the same species, tertiå parte brevioribus; an- e^^P^'wled {'^U).—c. Flower of V. palMiflorm nov. sp. (*/i).—rf. Corolla of the same species, theris reniformibus, obtusis. expame /, . A distinct species without near affinities to any one of the yellow-flowered species of the section Rusularia DC, to which section also the present species appertains. The shape of calyx and corolla reminds of U. glohutariaefolius Fenzl, the shape of the basal leaves and also the inflorescence of U. libanoticus (Labill.) DC and U. Pestalozzae Boiss., but all these species differ from our plant—apart from their red flowers—C/. globulariaefoUus by its thyrsoid-spicate racemes and pubescent basal leaves, and both the others by their much shorter, almost line
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