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Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones

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Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones in Garnock-Jones et al., Taxon 56: 578 (2007)
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones

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Endemic
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New Zealand
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Garn.-Jones
Garn.-Jones
2007
578
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Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
species
Veronica notialis
Notialis: southern. This species is endemic to western Fiordland, making it one of the world’s southernmost veronicas.

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notialis

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Closely branched woody shrub to 20 cm. tall, the branches at first prostrate, occ. rooting, ascending at tips. Branchlets glab. and shining, c. 1 cm. diam. with obviously quadrifarious lvs on; length of internodes us. < diam. Lvs imbricate to spreading, occ. deflexed, 5-7 × 3·5-5 mm., ovate-spathulate (us. rather broad trowel-shaped), very coriac. and equally glossy on both surfaces; lf-bud with open sinus, the lamina cuneately narrowed into broad "petiole" of quite similar texture; lamina subacute, slightly concave, glab. except for fine white cilia fringing thick cartilaginous entire margin; midrib forming rounded keel. Infls lateral, simple, us. only one pair in axils of lvs just behind vegetative growing point; each sessile spikelet c. 1 cm. long, with 2 sessile fls. Bracts opp., c. 3 mm. long, subacute, ciliolate. Calyx-lobes 4, each c. 5 × 2 mm., obtuse to subacute, slightly keeled, ciliolate. Corolla white, tube slightly < calyx, broad-cylindric, lobes us. 4, occ. 5, c. 4·5 × 3·5 mm., broad-ovate. Capsule erect, c. 4 × 3 mm. broadly oblong, glab., c. = calyx, the valves splitting deeply loculicidally as well as septicidally.

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Hebe pauciflora G.Simpson & J.S.Thomson
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
Hebe pauciflora G.Simpson & J.S.Thomson
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
Leonohebe pauciflora (G.Simpson & J.S.Thomson) Heads
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
Leonohebe pauciflora (G.Simpson & J.S.Thomson) Heads
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
Veronica notialis Garbn.-Jones

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New Zealand
Southland Land District
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
New Zealand
Canterbury Land District
Veronica notialis Garn.-Jones
New Zealand
Southland Land District

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Etymology
Notialis: southern. This species is endemic to western Fiordland, making it one of the world’s southernmost veronicas.

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16 September 2010
27 December 2022
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