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Two additional indigenous species of Veronica (Plantaginaceae) from northern New Zealand: V. jovellanoides , a new and highly endangered species, and V. plebeia R.Br.

Geoff R. Davidson; Peter J. de Lange; Phil J. Garnock‐Jones
New Zealand Journal of Botany · Vol. 47, Issue 3 · pp. 271-279 · 2009

Abstract

Veronica jovellanoides is described as a new species from northern New Zealand. it differs from New Zealand species with similar flowers in its herbaceous creeping habit, broad thin leaves with long petioles, few‐flowered inflorescences, and hygrochastic strongly flattened capsules. With only three plants known in the wild, V. jovellanoides is considered Nationally Critical using the New Zealand Threat Classification System. Additionally, V. plebeia is considered indigenous to New Zealand.

Bibliographic Information

JournalNew Zealand Journal of Botany
PublisherWiley
Publication Date2009-09-01
Publication Year2009
Volume47
Issue3
Pages271-279
Document TypeJournal Article
Print ISSN0028-825X
eISSN1175-8643
DOI10.1080/00288250909509809
SubjectPlant Science

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