Nine new Korean plant taxa, six species and three formae were described. Corydalis wandoensis was found from Wando, Chollanamdo. This species shows well developing habit, long rhizome and lineary parted leaflet lobes than those of Corydalis turczaninovii Besser. Euphorbia ebracteolata Hayata for. magna from Soraksan has more robust habit than the type species. Impatiens kojeensis resembled to Impatiens hypophylla or Impatiens hypophylla var. koreana but it was very different since the former had divided lips and pinkish white flower. Viola woosanensis from Ullung Island was widely distributed at the slope of Sunginbong, Ullungdo. This taxon shows similar characters to Viola dissecta var. chaerophylloides or Viola selkirkii. Probably the new taxon, Viola woosanensis, was originated from the hybridization between the Viola dissecta var. chaerophylloides and Viola selkirkii from ancient time. White flowered Elsholtzia splendens for. albiflora was found from Nokodan, Mt. Chirisan. Aster magnus from Cheju Island shows decumbent stem and very large habit and flowers than those of the Aster rupicola. Aster magnus for. albiflorus was also found from the same locality. A wild bamboo species, Arundinaria munsuensis, from Munsukol, Chirisan, Chollanamdo resembled to Sasa borealis, but had only one spikelet at tip of culm and three stamens in a floret and also much slender culms than that of S. borealis. The new taxon, Habenaria chejuensis, is similar to Habenaria flagellifera but shows a significant middle lobe of flower lip, recurved and attached to pistil and the lateral lobes were not as flagelli form and also the plant not changed to black color when they are dried.
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