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Thelymitra palustris H.R.Jones & Lehnebach

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Thelymitra palustris H.R.Jones & Lehnebach in Jones et al., New Zealand J. Bot. 3 (online) (2026)
Thelymitra palustris H.R.Jones & Lehnebach

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Endemic
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New Zealand
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H.R.Jones & Lehnebach
H.R.Jones & Lehnebach
2026
3 (online)
ICN
Thelymitra palustris H.R.Jones & Lehnebach
species
Thelymitra palustris
The epithet is derived from the Latin word palus which means swamp/marsh, and it refers to the wet habitat where this orchid generally grows.
NORTH ISLAND: Northland, Ahipara. Sandhills Road. 15 November 1990, de Lange P. 528 & Crowcroft G. s.n. (holotype: WELT SP079140, isotypes: AK 200883, AK 200884)

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palustris

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New Zealand
Canterbury Land District
New Zealand
North Auckland Land District

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typification
NORTH ISLAND: Northland, Ahipara. Sandhills Road. 15 November 1990, de Lange P. 528 & Crowcroft G. s.n. (holotype: WELT SP079140, isotypes: AK 200883, AK 200884)
Etymology
The epithet is derived from the Latin word palus which means swamp/marsh, and it refers to the wet habitat where this orchid generally grows.

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10 November 2026
9 November 2026
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