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Cooperi but there are slight Me Dna differences in foliage that make me hesitate over identifying it with that species. It may be only Rh. Camelliaeflorum. We have seedlings raised from seed taken from Cooper's specimans and when they flower a Ms Ceyal Wb decision of the point will be possible. If the plant is Rh. Cooperi a the description of fruit which I have given will attach to thddiagnosis a = ? C>v06) of Rh. Cooperi = + young plant of this Cooper number flowered/for the — : - first time in the beginning of June this year and there is no doubt it is the same as Cooper's 3959. Two other plants growing under Cooper numbers have this year flowered for the first time also and are so like the Cooper 3506 plant that in spite of minor differences of foliage and of time of flowering I am forced to regard them as the same speciese Both are growing under wrong numbers,i.e. they do not match the herbarium specimens of the same numbers , x ©) cy) > oa ® ”) ® Bee vows oa Roy - a ok \e) Oo x» ae ioe Notes of Roy.Bot. Gard. Edin. Vol. X. (1947) p,o2. OO _——V<—V3VXn'nrnl ea iene a= = an sean The plamts are from two to three feet high and the species as they represent it,,promises to be a freely branched shrub less straggling Gu. in habit than Rh. Es An foliage and in tme manner of bearing its flowers mm #& essentially of the Rh. camelliaeflorum types wok how we ew sas Wt bale Makinlnr = oul . 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The stamens, usually ten, exceed slightly in length the corolla tube and their thick purple filaments have dense tufts of hairs mie pentane of with the hairi- ness of the throat of the corolla give a circular 'eye"' of white soft hairiness within the flower cup. This makes a pleasing contrast to the deep colour of the corolla lobes. Then again the anthers are large and of a bright orange-brown. The hairs of ‘the stamens conceal the. : gate (caning 3 Ud, 1 ws } 7 : shert green densely lepidote ovary. 2 fine short thick permple style: ss io { Come purple cel» aw @ petits Waewye Xa LeAirns ant we curved as in Rh. cameliiaeflorum so that the discoid stigma lies close to the corolla or is thrust between its lobes "ip betlctnrtmer tries + Two of the plants had the young leaves tinted.a rich purple-bronze on the third be hE light gre omag phe bronzed plants flowered earlier and had slightly smaller flowers than the other which is a larger and altogether sturdier looking plant with stouter branches and broader leaves less curved at’ the margins. The plants showed differences also in the time of making new growth and in the relationship of this to the time of flowering. The first plant to flower, a form with: tae bronzed foliage (Cooper, 3506) had young shoots as much as six inches long when the first flowers opened yy The largeff plant, of the flowers of wi akin which I give a photograph, was three es flowering and the blooms were aiready open when the buds of the new zresth. were bextiniad to on Up. individuals but they suggest that we may be dealing with forms cultur- AWW tenho ally Gaeteeeret. Cptombec bY ord- frre (rae ee : Rh Cooperi is certainly interisting Kcemeeierse but I do not think expand. These features may not be permanently characteristic of the it. will. prove very attractive horticulturally, nor’ is it tobe expected that it will be quite hardy. The Edinburgh plants flowered in ®e open framesbut they were protected through the winter. | | | . on 7 10 Ss) ) copyright reserved

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Ai, de aft Le (elif Lh 6 a b i g. } 5 c as ek. » ¥ $ tA we tate 4 ial > - . 4 £ > : ¢ * ‘ he ¥ 1 j o ne, 5 e. + p d « aby ale 4 4 bt Read a , a f iwods sanien 4 ow oe 4 i PAY) \ 4% ' 4 ny f 3 & #3 é * i ety yt ¢ | Paty an Re, { Dar 4 + & “ Me WER ade ai : J s é i ete meee ‘ + f be rE oh ey Ua & Gao not A ¥) ;% 5 ot t+ 3 s4 "y ; aa oe ah “ bad oe é « he de A é " 4 s 4 4 , 5 . * « : ; ; % a e b+ an es + - » 4 ; bs oe : 4 * * ae ' £ ; ; = ~ iL : tA a AON he e e 5 Me 3 Li i 1tS " } f APS Tit y enty % re , 3 . i & wh 5 us o fe* Ff RHODODENDRON COOPERI, Balf. f. ‘Ww D trtrndnine wel Mak Wie Wn, Lt Jw Oem om 6\— Ow Ute [Min bo Halas aalain (ofin et te Vitam Bo Sint RS. , Seetpte tw tf {bots “as Sn Eo og \ 3 4 s 4 wt bk os a) we i) tw. Wwiwhir i J en Nu = <a ; " Cooper obtained a third plant of this alliance in fruit only the field 2 s ( ticket of which runs 'Parshong Timpu. Alt. 10,500 ft. xxxxxx#No, 3506% “nA dy ¢ It has a strong resemblance to Rh. Cooperi but there are slight Me Dna differences in foliage that make me hesitate over identifying it with that species. It may be only Rh. Camelliaeflorum. We have seedlings raised from seed taken from Cooper's specimans and when they flower a Ms Ceyal Wb decision of the point will be possible. If the plant is Rh. Cooperi a the description of fruit which I have given will attach to thddiagnosis a = ? C>v06) of Rh. Cooperi = + young plant of this Cooper number flowered/for the — : - first time in the beginning of June this year and there is no doubt it is the same as Cooper's 3959. Two other plants growing under Cooper numbers have this year flowered for the first time also and are so like the Cooper 3506 plant that in spite of minor differences of foliage and of time of flowering I am forced to regard them as the same speciese Both are growing under wrong numbers,i.e. they do not match the herbarium specimens of the same numbers , x ©) cy) > oa ® ”) ® Bee vows oa Roy - a ok \e) Oo x» ae ioe Notes of Roy.Bot. Gard. Edin. Vol. X. (1947) p,o2. OO _——V<—V3VXn'nrnl ea iene a= = an sean The plamts are from two to three feet high and the species as they represent it,,promises to be a freely branched shrub less straggling Gu. in habit than Rh. Es An foliage and in tme manner of bearing its flowers mm #& essentially of the Rh. camelliaeflorum types wok how we ew sas Wt bale Makinlnr = oul . 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Lravyin At Sw A ocolly A ~ \nen- (, a m9 We i \ LAr « ( oe , Lakin (nN — cw Rl” WW) aA, ha at Ae OU poronacs, MHL iS lorie QtoMinw Acote d Tain tnd” - OAL Wir Unfrrmmun, ont u p , hy. tolde—— ta We Saw wos | Dow Maty He a Dee bas 5. OM? Whe Ste Us Cen Male Ma TWlow crltw 1% wil—n Drege ont flee Vous au ‘ows ww te es _ We % day Ov worm 09 at 5 ie aa Terk Nabe’ vi Unilin Boat muti, Male al- Yur- a Garett Le, . we tr ly pvane tol Into Oellien Onl Grads Oey Ke ster vets ating. Gam fort Aubew Ak One ae ag vane willl 3} : 10 copyright reserved ..- =—-/“a > mr on dion malin Ma Wewns an cotta attroubire Yn Crralla a Teup wr wham Oy Awd Un, Opt Oe. Wry Pein ge Cam Ub aiklinrun wd Spe oa hy Quit eave ow of bin m winktel Acolts wun One Wee Wire Onn Hpi ww Macnn 5 a Qcole oo, MMe Cre Ha on Qi . Commer 9 Line wm : “Ve Becolie dl ww wes col Clan ons 1 “Vee Vite . VOW E - L andy ae we amt XSvaa ata he ee BF Core flan a Pe about an inch to an inch and a quarter across. The stamens, usually ten, exceed slightly in length the corolla tube and their thick purple filaments have dense tufts of hairs mie pentane of with the hairi- ness of the throat of the corolla give a circular 'eye"' of white soft hairiness within the flower cup. This makes a pleasing contrast to the deep colour of the corolla lobes. Then again the anthers are large and of a bright orange-brown. The hairs of ‘the stamens conceal the. : gate (caning 3 Ud, 1 ws } 7 : shert green densely lepidote ovary. 2 fine short thick permple style: ss io { Come purple cel» aw @ petits Waewye Xa LeAirns ant we curved as in Rh. cameliiaeflorum so that the discoid stigma lies close to the corolla or is thrust between its lobes "ip betlctnrtmer tries + Two of the plants had the young leaves tinted.a rich purple-bronze on the third be hE light gre omag phe bronzed plants flowered earlier and had slightly smaller flowers than the other which is a larger and altogether sturdier looking plant with stouter branches and broader leaves less curved at’ the margins. The plants showed differences also in the time of making new growth and in the relationship of this to the time of flowering. The first plant to flower, a form with: tae bronzed foliage (Cooper, 3506) had young shoots as much as six inches long when the first flowers opened yy The largeff plant, of the flowers of wi akin which I give a photograph, was three es flowering and the blooms were aiready open when the buds of the new zresth. were bextiniad to on Up. individuals but they suggest that we may be dealing with forms cultur- AWW tenho ally Gaeteeeret. Cptombec bY ord- frre (rae ee : Rh Cooperi is certainly interisting Kcemeeierse but I do not think expand. These features may not be permanently characteristic of the it. will. prove very attractive horticulturally, nor’ is it tobe expected that it will be quite hardy. The Edinburgh plants flowered in ®e open framesbut they were protected through the winter. | | | . on 7 10 Ss) ) copyright reserved

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ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH tl E00314457 | | | copyright reserved ° EX HERBARIO MUSEI BRITANNICI FLORA OF BHUTAN it ; Rhododendron camelliaeflora Hookef. det.J.Hutchinson se Ti Locality Shimitang. Bumthang Chu. Altitude 11,000ft. Date 14701949 Miphytic (or net) shrub. 2ft.-ift. corolla pigk. Scales on upper leaf surface white. On trees, & on cliff ledges, F. LUDLOW, G. SHERRIFF, & J.H. HICKS No. 19277

M@QQ0589 copyright reserved ; EX. ST ANDREW’S B.G. Presented by Robert Mitchell trom a bequest by Len Beer 2011 Hero.134 University College Bangor—Nepal Expedition 1971 FLORA OF NEPAL Rhododendron camelliaeflorum Plants growing on rocks up to 6 ft. high, in full sun. Flowers white. Recorded for Flora of Nepal by Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh Between Gupa and Taplejung www.floraofnepal.org ©. 9,000 ft ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN 26.6.1971 EDINBURGH | I E00430591 [ Coll. L. W. Beer No... 8226..........

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN wi) HERB. HORT. EDINB. MQQ0589 copyright reserved FLORA OF NEPAL NAME: Rhododendron camelliiflorum LOCALITY: Kanchenjunga, between Ghunsa and Amjilassa. HABITAT: Epiphyte on moss covered rocks and in shade under other Rhododendrons. REMARKS: Shrub to 2m tall, flowers white 5 with red lines'‘on reverse of petals, petals thick and fleshy. DATE: 13 June 1991 Alt. 2750m COLLECTOR: R.J.D. McBeath REF. No. 2529

70272 HERB. HORT. EDINB. copyright reserved FLORA OF BHUTAN Rhododendron camelliiflorum Hook. f. Chukka district: forested slope 5 km N of Jumudag. 26°56" 89°33" Evergreen oak forest. Small shrub, epiphytic; voucher for seed. * ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN Alt.c, 2540 m 20 Feb.19 82 EDINBURGH AA Coll A.C. Greson & DG. Lon No, 3075 00173647

HERB. HORT. EDINB. fon} 0 wn 2 g go = Recorded for Flora of Nepal by Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh www.floraofnepal.org copyright reserved Flora of East Nepal 1997 Expedition to Makalu-Barun National Park & Conservation Area No. 9755231 Rhododendron camelliiflorum }/ ook : f. Ericaceae p= 2am, DBH= am, He i2m Alt. 3100 m epiphyte in Rhododendron scrub on ridge 86E 88E 28N Koshi Zone, Sankhuwasabha Distr., Dogor Phuk (3755m) - Taklung Kharka (3150m) - Kuwa Pani (2930m) [27°38'24”'N 87°09'31”E - 27°35’57”'N 87°10'27”E] 28 August 1997 S.Noshiro, N.Acharya, YIbaragi, K.Kobayashi & T.Kurosawa ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN io 40 0 Flora of Nepal Database Registered by the Society of Himalayan Botany 2000

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E00723939 A sample has been removed for pollen analysis For: Brooke Micke (E) Date: 19 July 2018 Ref. No: 2086 * 5 Recorded for Flora of Nepal by Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh www.floraofnepal.org 10 copyright reserved Ex Herbario Musei Britannici op) 0 Ww g a g a

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E01502292 R eaneti hook Det. Putin (4749 Ex Herbario Musei Britannici FLORA OF ASSAM 1938 13965 Rhododendron colletun Poshing Lag 13,000fte 214721938 Flowers yellow. A single truss in bloom on the north face of the pas; No yellow flowered specimen seen at Orka La. Coll. F.Kingdon-Ward No.13965 copyright reserved oO © wn Q g g =

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E01507038 Determinavit Duttine’ w Ex Herbario Musei Britannici FLORA OF BHUTAN Rhododendron Cooperi Balf. f. Loc: Phobsikha. Central Bhutan. Alt: 11009ft. Coll: F.Ludlow-G.Sherriff. 16.6.1937, No. 5267 copyright reserved Oo eo Ww a g g =

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH A E01507039 # s a cle eg SS, Determinavit Sut 7: f % ? Ex Herbario Musei Britannici FLORA OF BHUTAN Rhododendron Cooperi Balf. f. Loc: Phobsikha. Central Bhutan. Att: 11000 ft. 27.6.1937. Coll1:F.Ludlow-G. Sherriff. No. 3324 copyright reserved MQQ0589

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HERB. HORT. EDINB. a © Ww 2 2g g = copyright reserved ! ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN DINBURGH iin £0150704 FLORA OF BHUWAN Rhododendron camelliiflorum Hooker f. Tongsa/Wangdi Phodrang: On the crest of the Pele La In Rhododendron forest Epiphytic shrub; broad leaved form Alt.c. 11400 ft 9 May 1987 1 K. Rushforth No. 1279 . 1279

HERB. HORT. EDINB. MQQQ0589 copyright reserved FLORA OF BHUTAN Rhododendron camelliiflorum Hooker is Bumthangs: On road Jakar to Ura, 16 km before URA, 8 km beyond TANGSIBI On cliffs in mixed forest zone Shrub 1 m ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN 4 ‘ HHH HA Alt.c. 11600 ft 7 May 1987 mM K. Rushforth No. 1233 £01507042

HERB. HORT. EDINB. ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH VON 01507043 FLORA OF BHUTAN Rhododendron camelliiflorwm Hooker f. Wangdi Phodrang/Thimphus On the crest of the Dochu La In Tsuga dumosa dominated mixed forest zone Epiphyte; leaves broad Collected from felled log of Tsuga dumosa Alt. c. 10200 ft 10 May 1987 K. Rushforth No. 1296 a © wn fav) a g = copyright reserved

HERB. HORT. EDINB. MQ@Q0589 xo] cv) Pa tT ® n ® I es ao Lt = Py a fe) oO ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH NOMA E01507044 FLORA OF BHUTAN Rhododendron camelliiflorum Hook. f. Wangdi Phodrang/Thimphus On the crest of the Dochu La In Tsuga dumosa dominated mixed forest zone Epiphytic shrub to 2 m3 leaves narrow Seed collected from 2 trees, on crest and on West side at 10200 ft D. Long suggests Rh. maddenii from herb. spec. Alt. c. 10200 ft 10 May 198 K. Rushforth me a

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HERB. HORT. EDINB. a © w g g g = copyright reserved ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN re EDINBURGH E01507046 i FLORA OF BHUTAN Rhododendron camelliiflorum Hooker f ° Tongsa/Wangdi Phodrang: On the crest of the Pele La In Rhododendron forest Epiphytic shrubs; narrow leaf form Alt. c. 11400 ft 9 May 1987 K. Rushforth No. 1278

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH E01507047 t/ ye Vv a) ? a Ex Herbario Musei Britannici Coll es F, Ludlow . O. Sher: 4ff. Rhododendron camelliaefborum Hook.f. Loc. Sakden,Gamri Chu. Alt. 9100ft. Date. 3.7.54. Notes. Shrubs 3' - 4' Flowers pale rose pink,more so on center) f of petals sometimes epiphytic. No.589. copyright reserved Oo 0c Ww 2g a S =

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ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH {UN E01507049 HERBAHORT. EDINB. FLORA OF SIKKIM Rhododendron camelliiflorum Hook. f. SIKKIM, WEST DISTRICT: Chhurong Chu valley between Tsoka and Jamlinghang, 27°26'N, 88°11/’E Shady Rhododendron falconeri/ Abies densa forest Epiphytic shrub to 1m across. Flowers waxy, white flushed pink Alt. 2920m 9 July 1992 D.G. LONG, R.J.D. McBEATH, H.J. NOLTIE & M.F. WATSON ao) cH Pad i ) n ® — ad <= — = PI Qa ° (S) MQ@Q0589

M@Q0589 3 ® re ry n 2 — b= i=) ‘= > 2 ° a) E ey g ‘ Heol ‘ Eo No Ie a. 4 : edd 3 ¢ > 3 Determinavit Bul 16. b 3 Ex Herbario Musei Britannici FLORA OF BHUTA Rhododendron Cooperi Balf.f. Loc. Yuto La near Bumthang. Alte 11GOO" fs, Date: 9. vii. 1933 Notes: Epiphytic shrub 5-5 ft. Waxy pinkish-red, ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN Dense jungle. EDINBURGH UOT AA Coll. ¥, Ludlow & G, Sherriff, Now 258 E01507050

ROYAL BOTANIC GARDEN EDINBURGH UU E01507051 f Determinavit Buti (*. ; Ex Herbario Musei Britannici FLORA OF BHUTAN Rhododendron Cooperi Balf.f. Loc. Do=Kyong-La. Trashi Cho Dzong. Alt. 10400 ft, Date: SO. vidi. 1953 Notes: Shrub 4-5 ft. Deep wine-red fleshy petals. Edge of forest. Coll. F. Ludlow & G. Sherriff, No. 190 xo] cy Pa i i n 2 a] <= 2 rs a) 2. fe} S) M@Q0589

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