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Fissidens taylorii var. sainsburyanus J.E.Beever

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Fissidens taylorii var. sainsburyanus J.E.Beever, Fl. New Zealand Mosses 8, 1, 41, pl. 26 (2014)
Fissidens taylorii var. sainsburyanus J.E.Beever

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Indigenous, non-endemic
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New Zealand
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J.E.Beever
J.E.Beever
2014
1, 41, pl. 26
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Fissidens taylorii var. sainsburyanus J.E.Beever
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Fissidens taylorii var. sainsburyanus
The varietal epithet honours G.O.K. Sainsbury, the collector of the holotype, who, as so aptly noted by H.N. Dixon (1941) “has not only done much to add to our knowledge of the highly interesting moss flora of New Zealand, but has stimulated interest in its study among many new workers.”
Holotype: New Zealand, Hawkes Bay, Whakakī Lagoon, near Wairoa, 23 July 1939, G.O.K. Sainsbury 960, BM! Isotype: WELT!

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New Zealand
South Auckland Land District

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Holotype: New Zealand, Hawkes Bay, Whakakī Lagoon, near Wairoa, 23 July 1939, G.O.K. Sainsbury 960, BM! Isotype: WELT!
Etymology
The varietal epithet honours G.O.K. Sainsbury, the collector of the holotype, who, as so aptly noted by H.N. Dixon (1941) “has not only done much to add to our knowledge of the highly interesting moss flora of New Zealand, but has stimulated interest in its study among many new workers.”

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4 September 2014
10 December 2014
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