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Blindia seppeltii J.K.Bartlett & Vitt

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Blindia seppeltii J.K.Bartlett & Vitt, New Zealand J. Bot. 24: 225 (1986)
Blindia seppeltii J.K.Bartlett & Vitt

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Indigenous, non-endemic
New Zealand
Political Region
The type is from Macquarie Island. The taxon is endemic to the New Zealand Botanical Region, but not to the New Zealand political region.

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J.K.Bartlett & Vitt
J.K.Bartlett & Vitt
1986
225
ICN
Blindia seppeltii J.K.Bartlett & Vitt
species
Blindia seppeltii
The epithet commemorates the Australian bryologist R.D. Seppelt, an authority on Antarctic mosses, the collector of the type, and the author of The Moss Flora of Macquarie Island.
Isotype: Australia, Macquarie Island, 1.8 km east of Mt Ifould, 110 m elevation, Nov. 21, 1981, R.D. Seppelt 11918, HO!

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seppeltii

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Blindia seppeltii J.K.Bartlett & Vitt
Blindia seppeltii J.K.Bartlett & Vitt
Blindia seppeltii J.K.Bartlett & Vitt

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Endemic
Wild
New Zealand
Political Region

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Blindia seppeltii J.K.Bartlett & Vitt
Australia
Macquarie Island
Blindia seppeltii J.K.Bartlett & Vitt
New Zealand
Southland Land District

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typification
Isotype: Australia, Macquarie Island, 1.8 km east of Mt Ifould, 110 m elevation, Nov. 21, 1981, R.D. Seppelt 11918, HO!
Etymology
The epithet commemorates the Australian bryologist R.D. Seppelt, an authority on Antarctic mosses, the collector of the type, and the author of The Moss Flora of Macquarie Island.

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Names_Plants
1 January 2000
13 August 2015
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