Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
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Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney, Phytotaxa 314: 90-93 (2017)
Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
Biostatus
Endemic
Wild
New Zealand
Political Region
G. rubricum is known from seven sub-populations scattered across the ultramafic Red Hills, northern South Island, all within a 5km radius of the Motueka River Right Branch headwaters.
Nomenclature
Heenan & Courtney
Heenan & Courtney
2017
90-93
ICN
Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
species
Geranium rubricum
The specific epithet rubricum refers to the red ochre colour of the ultramafic rocks and soils where this species occurs (Whitaker 2007), and also to the red colouration of the lamina margins and deep red colour of the stolon cortices.
Type: NEW ZEALAND. Nelson. Red Hills above Motueka River, rocky ridge, ultramafic rocks, 1200 m, December 1990, S. Courtney s.n. (holotype CHR 469918!)
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Taxonomic concepts
Geranium (b) (CHR 469918; Red Hills)
Geranium (b) (CHR 469918; Red Hills)
Geranium (b) (CHR 469918; Red Hills)
Geranium (b) (CHR 469918; Red Hills)
Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
Geranium rubricum Heenan & Courtney
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typification
Type: NEW ZEALAND. Nelson. Red Hills above Motueka River, rocky ridge, ultramafic rocks, 1200 m, December 1990, S. Courtney s.n. (holotype CHR 469918!)
Etymology
The specific epithet rubricum refers to the red ochre colour of the ultramafic rocks and soils where this species occurs (Whitaker 2007), and also to the red colouration of the lamina margins and deep red colour of the stolon cortices.
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26 July 2017
14 September 2023