An article of interest to botanists is the description by Mr. F. Ludlow of a journey made in 1936 to the sources of the Subansiri and the Siyom, This tract of country lies between the Western boundary of Bhutan and the angle formed by the Tsangpo River when it bends south towards its eventual confluence with the mighty Brahmapuira. In this district were found many new flowers including several of the primula variety; some of these are exquisitely illustrated by beautifully. coloured plates.
Making history in their first incursion into the Himalaya, was the
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