Pertya ovata Maxim.

Tanaka, Norihisa, Grabovskaya-Borodina, Alisa, Katsuyama, Teruo, Fukuda, Tomoko & Ohnishi, Wataru, 2025, Plant Type Materials from Kanagawa Prefecture (Japan) in the Herbarium of the Komarov Botanical Institute (LE; Russia): Angiosperms (Dicots), Bulletin of the Kanagawa Prefectural Museum (Natural Science) 54, pp. 9-69 : 43

Pertya ovata Maxim. in Bull. Acad. Sci. Pétersb. 16: 217 (1871).

Accepted name: Pertya scandens (Thunb.) Sch. Bip. [Japanese name: Kōya-bōki]

Japonia, Yokohama, 4/ 16 X 1862, Maximowicz [ LE01024447 ] ( Fig. 121, KPM-NX0001686), [ LE01024449 ] ( Fig. 122, KPM-NX0001689), [ LE01024450 ] ( Fig. 123, KPM-NX0001690), [ LE01024451 ] ( Fig. 124, KPM-NX0001692), Japonia, Yokohama, Hakone, 8 / 20 X 1862, Maximowicz [ LE01024456 ] ( Fig. 125, KPM-NX0001696), Japonia, Yokohama, 5/ 17 XII 1862, Maximowicz [ LE01024452 ] ( Fig. 126, KPM-NX0001693), [ LE01024454 ] ( Fig. 127, KPM-NX0001694), [ LE01024455 ] ( Fig. 128, KPM-NX0001695), in montibus Hakone prope Foudgi-Yama, Japonia, 1864, Tanaka et Yeouchima, no. 85 [ LE01024453 ] ( Fig. 126, KPM-NX0001693). Raenko (2004) treated these specimens as syntypes .

Saussurea tanakae Franch. & Sav. ex Maxim. var. phyllolepis Maxim. in Bull. Acad. Sci. Pétersb. 19: 517 (1874).

Accepted name: Saussurea tanakae Franch. & Sav. ex Maxim. [Japanese name: Seitaka-Tōhiren]

Japonia , Nippon media, 1866, Tschonoski [ LE01025210 ] ( Fig. 129, KPM-NX0001698). Raenko (2001b) designated this specimen as the lectotype, with an isolectotype [ LE01025209 ] ( Fig. 130, KPM-NX0001697) .

These specimen labels do not give a detailed locality, but the original description as follows: “Hab. in Nippon: jUgo Hakone Vel locis finitimis (Tschonoski! specc. 2 flor.); …”. Therefore, we report them here as from Kanagawa Prefecture.