Lysimachia vulgaris var. davurica

Lysimachia salicifolia Benth. nom illeg. (= L. muelleri N. P. Balakr.) was the name used for specimens collected by Mueller. Bentham tentatively distinguished L. salicifolia from L. vulgaris in having the staminal filaments only very shortly connate at the base—a feature which is rather variable within the species and partly dependent on flower maturity. No other specimens identified as Bentham’s L. salicifolia have been collected since Mueller’s 1855 collection.