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Cyatheaceae
Alsophila spinutosa
Platyceriaceae
Platycerium watlichii
Cycadaceae
Cycas ciata
Taxaceae
A mentotaxus yunnanen sis
Taxus chinertsis
Magnoliaceae
A lcimandra cathcardii
Magnolia delavayi
Liniodendron chinense
M．delavayi f．rubra
M．liliflora
M．odoratissima
M．wilsonii
Manglietia aromatica
M．duclou．xii
M．hookeri
M．insignzis
M．megaphy
Michelia calcicola
M．cha mpa ca
M．flaviflora
M．floribunda
M．sphaerantha
M．yunnanensis
Pa rakme ria yunnanensis
Paramichelia baillonii
Illiciaceae
Ilcim monsii
Schisandraceae
Schisandra henryi var．yunnanensis
S．sphae randra
S．sphaerandra f．pallida
Lauraceae
Cinnamomum burmannii
Machilus robusta
Ranunculaceae
Aconitum carrruchaeli
A．georgei
A．piepunense
A．vitmorinianum
Anemone demissa var．yunnanensis
A．vitifolia
Aquilegia rockii
Batrachium bungei
Caltha palustris
Clematis akebioides
C．ch rysoco ma
C．filamentosa
C．pseudopogonandra
C ranunculoides
Delphinium bulleyanum
D．grandiforum
D．yunnanensis
Paeonia delavayi
P．tutea
P．potanini
P．mairei
Ranunculus tanguticus
Thakctrum delavayi
Trollius yunnanensis
Nymphaeaceae
Nymphaea tetragona
Berberidaceae
Berberis jamesiana
B．tsarongensis
B．witsonae
Podophyllaceae
Dysosma veitchii
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　　Professor Wu nan is a botanist at the Kunming Institute of Botany， CAS(Chinese Academy of Science . He has long been engaged in research into the floristic resources of Yunnan and the systematic introduction of the province's wild flowers into cultivation.He was one of the major contributors to the three comprehensive volumes of Plants of Yunnan. This was a joint Chinese-Japanese production in which the Chinese team consisted of Prof. Wu， myself， Yu Shaowen and Zhang itai， while the Japanese collaborators were well-known botanists Hiroshi Hara and Shiro Kitamura and horticulturist Sho Tsuyama.
　　It was published in Japanese jointly by the Yunnan People's Publishing House in China and the Japanese Broadcasting Publishing Association. The text was translated by Hsu Chien-chang， a Japanese Chinese scholar of Taiwan origin. Because of the high production costs， iwsnt feasible to produce Chinese and English editions of Plants of Yunnan，thus limiting its circulation and usefulness. In view of this， Prof. Wu renewed his efforts in the following ten years and more， to investigate wild plants with ornamental flowers，fruits or foliage distribute fo the tropicallowlands to the frigid alpine areas of Yunnan.He has taken more than 1000 photos， an fo among these over 500 have been selected and presented in Wild Flowers of Yunnan in China. The 475 species and infraspecific taxa included here， from genera and 89 families， represent the main wild flower and plant resources of Yunnan. The text accompanying the colour photos gives the Latin name and a description of morphology， geographical distribution， habitat， altitude， and
　　omamental and other uses. While a wide range of taxa has been covered， emphasis has been given to the tropical Orchidaceae， Zingiberaceae， Caesalpiniaceae， Papilionaceae and Apocynaceae， the subtropical Magnoliaceae， Melastomataceae， Ericaceae， Theaceae，Rosaceae and Ranunculaceae， and the well-known flowers of the temperate and frigid alpine Rhododendron， Primula， Pedicularis， Meconopsis， Lilium and Nomocharis of Yunnan. The comprehensive yet selective nature of its content， the authoritative identification of the taxa and the detailed information on their range of occurrence and ecological conditions rank this book high among similar colour-illustrate pbcations produced in recent years. It is with great pleasure that I have written the preface for this book.