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Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.

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P.Vell.
P.Vell.
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Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.
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Verbena brasiliensis

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brasiliensis

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Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.

Perennial; stems erect, square, scabrid, to 2 m tall. Lvs sessile, 5-7 × 1-1.5 cm (probably much larger on vegetative shoots), lanceolate or elliptic-lanceolate, strigose on both sides with bulbous-based hairs above, coarsely serrate; veins impressed; base ± attenuate with no distinct petiole; apex short-acuminate. Infl. much-branched, composed of spikes; spikes closely packed, 1-5 cm long at maximum flowering, not elongating much at fruiting, fairly stout; rachises scabrid; fls dense. Bracts slightly > calyx, linear to lanceolate, acuminate, hairy, ciliate, keeled. Calyx 2-3 mm long, with appressed hairs; teeth subulate, probably purple. Corolla with scattered hairs outside; tube slightly > calyx; limb 2-3 mm diam., mauve or purple, drying deep blue. Nutlets 1-1.5 mm long, oblong-obovoid, white-papillate on flattened ventral surface, wrinkled on dorsal surface, longitudinally ribbed.

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Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.
Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.
Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.
Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.
Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.

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Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.
New Zealand
Canterbury Land District
Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.
New Zealand
North Auckland Land District
Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.
New Zealand
Westland Land District
Verbena brasiliensis P.Vell.
South Africa

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12ba4889-ff5a-4cd3-b963-3e7cd7843afc
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1 January 2000
25 May 2022
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