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Bulletin No. 37

SINO-JAPANESE FLORA ITS CHARACTERISTICS AND DIVERSIFICATION

Preface
Delineation and unique features of the Sino-Japanese Floristic Region: Cheng-yih Wu
The floras of China: Jin-shuang Ma and Michael G. Gilbert
Phytogeography of the Qinling Mountains and a comparison with the flora and vegetation of Japan: Tsun-shen Ying and David E. Boufford
A floristic study of the upper reaches of the Hongshui river. Southwestern China: Liang-qian Li
The forest diversity in China: Ling-zhi Chen and Qing-lang Chen
Phytogeographical affinities in the forest floras of eastern China and Japan: Guo-wen Xie
The Fansipan flora in relation to the Sino-Japanese Floristic Region: Nguyen Nghia Thin
RbcL sequence data define a cornaceous clade and clarify relationships of Cornaceae sensu. lato: Qiu-Yun Xiang and Douglas E. Soltis
Himalayan Potentilla and its relation to the Sino-Japanese Floristic Region: Hiroshi Ikeda and Hideaki Ohba
The Apocynaceae in the Sino-Japanese Floristic Region: A. J. M. Leeuwenberg
Biogeography and taxonomy of Eriocaulon atrum Nakai and E. kiusianum Maximowicz (Eriocaulaceae): Futoshi Miyamoto and Hideaki Ohba
Cytological patterns in the Sino-Japanese Flora. Hybrid Complexes in Lycoris, Amaryllidaceae: Siro Kurita and Ping Sheng Hsu
Comparison of the pteridophyte floras of Guizhou Province, China, and Japan: Pei-shan Wang