Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
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Celmisia hectorii Hook.f., Handb. New Zealand Fl. 135 (1864)
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
Nomenclature
Hook.f.
Hook.f.
1864
135
hectori
ICN
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
species
Celmisia hectorii
Type: New Zealand. Middle [South] Island, Otago, Mt Brewster, alt. 5–6000 ft., J. Hector & J. Buchanan 53 in Herbarium Hookerianum (holotype K 882078)
Classification
Descriptions
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
Stout much-branched subshrub forming low patches up to ± 1 m. diam.; stems woody, ± 5 mm. diam.; branches clad in If-remains, branchlets ± close-set bearing If-rosettes. Lamina linear- to spathulate-oblong or linear-obovate, coriac., (10)-15-20-(25) × (3)-5-7-(10) mm.; upper surface densely clad in appressed ± scurfy white tomentum, sts separating as a pellicle; lower surface clad in appressed whitish satiny tomentum; apex obtuse to subacute, often apiculate; margins entire or nearly so, slightly recurved, gradually narrowed nearly to base, then widening into thinly coriac., glab. sheath c. 5 mm. long. Scape rather stout, 4-8-10 cm. long, densely clad in floccose hairs. Bracts ∞, linear, up to 1cm. long, tomentose. Capitula 20-25-(30) mm. diam.; phyll. linear-subulate, obtuse to subacute, up to c. 12 mm. long, clad in spreading hairs, especially marginally. Ray-florets c. 15 mm. long; limb elliptic-oblong, 3-toothed. Disk-florets 8-9 mm. long, narrow-funnelform; teeth becoming reflexed, narrow-triangular. Achenes 2.5-3 mm. long, cylindric; hairs few to many on ribs, ascending. Pappus-hairs up to 6 mm. long, white, minutely barbellate.
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
n = 54
Taxonomic concepts
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
Celmisia hectorii Hook.f.
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typification
Type: New Zealand. Middle [South] Island, Otago, Mt Brewster, alt. 5–6000 ft., J. Hector & J. Buchanan 53 in Herbarium Hookerianum (holotype K 882078)
Etymology
After Sir James Hector, geologist. An eminent figure in the scientific history of New Zealand.
Metadata
5fe502d6-7081-4c9f-8739-7816554471b4
scientific name
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1 January 2000
13 September 2024