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Celmisia philocremna Given

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Celmisia philocremna Given, New Zealand J. Bot. 9: 529-532 (1971)
Celmisia philocremna Given

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Endemic
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New Zealand
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1971
529-532
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Celmisia philocremna Given
species
Celmisia philocremna
from the Greek philocremnos meaning ‘crag loving’
Type: New Zealand. South Island, Otago, Windley branch of Eyre Creek, Eyre Mts, 2 Jan 1966, J. Douglas s.n. (holotype CHR 166411A)

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philocremna

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Celmisia philocremna Given

Subshrub with stout branchlets arising from a multicipital stock and forming an approximately hemispherical cushion up to 70 cm diameter. Branchlets stout, up to 4 mm diameter, dark, emitting cord-like roots. Living leaves imbricating and distributed along the upper part of branchlets. Lamina 1.5—2.5 × 0.3-0.5 cm, linear-oblong, widened slightly near the base, subobtuse at tip, margin strongly revolute; upper surface studded with short stalked glandular hairs, lower surface densely clad in felted white tomentum of crisped hairs. Sheath merging imperceptibly with lamina, membranous, densely tomentose on outer surface, glabrous on inner. Scape 5-8 × 0.2-0.3 cm, densely tomentose with long lustrous white hairs; bracts several, linear, tomentose to glabrate. Receptacle campanulate, 1-1.5 cm diameter. Phyllaries in several series, imbricate, up to 1.2 cm long, subulate, acute, not recurved, both uniseriate and biseriate hairs present, margins densely fimbriate. Ray florets up to 2.5 cm long, limb wide and sparsely hairy, tube more so. In disc florets, corolla narrow funneliform, with both uniseriate and oblong biseriate eglandular hairs; stamen tip acute and noticeably elongated, anther tails sagittate; style bifid, the arms differentiated into a lower parallel-sided papillose portion and an upper long-triangular portion bearing long collecting hairs. Pappus bristles unequal, up to 6 mm long, c.25 in number, teeth short. Achene 4-5 × 0.8 mm, compressed, densely clad in long bifid hairs.
Subfrutex in forma pulvini paene hemisphaerici ad 70 cm diametro. Folia viventia imbricata et in superioribus ramulorum partibus distributa. Lamina 1.5-2.5 × 0.3-0.5 cm, anguste oblonga; pagina superior pilis glandulosis brevistipitatis ornata, pagina inferior dense vestita tomento albo coacto pilorum crisporum. Phyllaria in aliquot seriebus, subulata, acuta, non recurvata, et uniseriatis et biseriatis pilis praedita, marginibus dense fimbriatis. In floribus disci corolla anguste infundibuliformis, cum et uniseriatis et biseriatis oblongis eglandulosis pilis. Achenium 4-5 × 0.8 mm, compressum, dense vestitum pilis longis bifidis.

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Celmisia philocremna Given
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typification
Type: New Zealand. South Island, Otago, Windley branch of Eyre Creek, Eyre Mts, 2 Jan 1966, J. Douglas s.n. (holotype CHR 166411A)
Etymology
from the Greek philocremnos meaning ‘crag loving’

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1 January 2000
13 September 2024
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