'C. fusca 'Kamtschatica'' clematis References
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Book (Oct 2001) Page(s) 198-199. Includes photo(s).
Book (1965) Page(s) 441.
2. Clematis fusca Turcz. C. kamtschatica Bong.; C. fusca var. kamtschatica Regel & Tiling; C. fusca var. ajanensis Regel & Tiling; C. fusca var. yezoensis Miyabe - Kurobana-hanshōzuru. Rather firm perennial herb, woody at the base, sometimes scandent above, more or less brownish pubescent on young parts; leaves pinnate, 5- to 9-foliolate, petioled, the leaflets firm-chartaceous, narrowly to broadly ovate, 2-7 cm. long, 1-4 cm. wide, entire, petioluled, those at the base often 2- to 3-lobed; flowers terminal and axillary, broadly campanulate, nodding, 15-20 mm. long, the terminal ones bractless, die peduncle 2-7 cm. long, the lateral flowers with a pair of minute bracts, the peduncles 5-15 cm. long; sepals relatively thick, narrowly ovate, dark purple, dark brown-villous, slightly recurved at apex; anthers hnear, about 4 mm. long, the filaments villous; achenes broadly ovate, with obliquely spreading hairs; style about 2.5 cm. long, pale yellowish brown, feathery. - July-Aug. Grassy places; Hokkaido. - e. Siberia, Kamchatka, Sakhalin, and Kuriles.
Book (1965) Page(s) 441.
Clematis fusca ...Var. glabricalyx Nakai. Phase with less hairy reddish purple sepals.
Magazine (1882) Page(s) 185.
Le Cl. fusca résiste bien à St-Pétersbourg, sans abri.
Book (1879) Page(s) Vol. II, p. 262.
2490. Fusca Turcz. Bull. Mosc. (1840), p. 60. Regl. fl. Uss. p. 2, tab. 2, fig. 4. Maxim. Mél. biol. l. c. p. 587.
Hab. in insulà Yezo, circa Hakodate unde habuit Dr Savatier, n. 2465.
JAPONICE. —
Observ.— La plante d'Hakodate se rapporte à la variété mandshurica Rgl. l.c. —Le Cl. fusca est aussi mentionné sans indication de localité dans le catalogue de Black (Bonplandia X, p. 88-100); Miquel l'a inséré avec doute dans la table de son Prolusio.
Magazine (1872) Page(s) 162.
APERÇU DE LA FLORE DE L'AMOUR, D'après les Primitiae florae amurensis de M. C. Maximowicz. PAR M. THÉODORE PLUCKER
.... Littoral. .... Le naturaliste a-t-il la bonne fortune, dans ces pérégrinations au milieu de ce sévère paysage de découvrir un endroit quelque peu abrité, une pente favorisée, les bords escarpés de quelque ruisseau, que de grâces n’aura-t-il pas à rendre à l’aimable Flore pour la charmante surprise qu’elle lui ménage : à côté des Aconitum, Ligularia, Solidago, Polemonium, Spiraea aruncus, Cacaliae croissent à profusion Fritillaria Kamtchatcensis, Lilium spectabile, Rosa rugosa,
Clematis fusca, Senecio palmatus et bien d’autres.
Magazine (1869) Page(s) 241.
LES FLORALIES INTERNATIONALES DE S T -PÉTERSBOURG.
(17 mai 1869.)
L'Exposition internationale, par M. Ed. André.
..... Les explorations botaniques en Russie et en Sibérie, depuis Pallas jusqu'à Turczaninow, et les descriptions de Fisher, de Ruprecht, de Maximowicz, sans parler du rôle important que joue actuellement M. Regel dans l'étude des plantes de ces régions, ont beaucoup enrichi la science et les jardins. .... Voici les noms de quelques espèces arborescentes ou simplement ligneuses qui sont ou rares dans nos jardins, ou non encore introduites : Acer tegmentosum, Aralia racemosa, Calyptrostigma Middendorfianum, Clematis fusca .....
Article (magazine) (1863) Page(s) 1.
Clematis fusca Turcz., Ledeb.
Book (1861) Page(s) 328.
Japanese Plants.... Clematis fusca, Turcz.
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