Ranunculus enysii Kirk
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Ranunculus enysii Kirk, Trans. & Proc. New Zealand Inst. 12: 394 (1879 [1880])
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
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Kirk
Kirk
1879
1880
394
ICN
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
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Ranunculus enysii
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Glab. shining green small herb with short stout stock. Lvs radical on slender flattened petioles up to 3 cm. long, sheathing at base. Lamina coriac., orbicular-reniform, ± 1-2 cm. diam., cordate at base, singly to doubly crenate, irregularly shallowly to rather deeply 3-2-lobed. Scape 1-(3), 1-fld, slender, nude, 2-5-(9) cm. long. Fls (1)-2-2.5 cm. diam.; sepals 5, ovate to obovate, ± .7 mm. long, margins scarious; petals 5, obovate-cuneate, ± 1·2 cm. long, golden yellow, gland 1 near base, conspicuous. Ripe achenes not seen, styles rather long, recurved.
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
As the sp. is at present understood, the following description applies: slender glab. herb up to 30 cm. or more tall; stock rather stout, roots ∞ . Lvs all radical, on slender petioles up to 16 cm. long; lamina 2.5-7·5 cm. diam., 3-5-foliate to biternate, Iflts long-petiolulate, (a) toothed to 3-lobed or (b) 3-5-partite, segs narrow-cuneate, deeply toothed, or (c) pinnately divided. Scapes 1-5, simple or divided, nude or with 1 incised cauline If, up to 30 cm. long. Fls ± 2 cm. diam.; sepals 5, broadly ovate, sts acute; petals 5-(10), broadly ovate, bright to pale yellow; gland 1, basal. Fruiting head globose; achenes turgid, glab.; style short, slender or stout, straight or curved.
Small glab. ± fleshy herb up to 8 cm. tall; stock short, rather stout; main roots stout. Lvs radical, dark green, coriac., on flattened petioles up to 2.5 cm. long; sheath broad, membr. Lamina crenate, 3-7-foliolate or ternately divided, 1-3 cm. diam., lateral lflts sessile, terminal long- stalked, all ± deeply 3-lobed or -partite. Scapes 1-3, 1-fld, rather stout, up to 7 cm. long, nude. Fls 1·5-2 cm. diam.; sepals broad-oblong, obtuse to subacute, ± 5 mm. long; petals 5-8, bright yellow, ± 8 mm. long, obovate-cuneate; gland 1, broadly crescent-shaped, basal. Fruiting heads subglobose, ± 6 mm. diam. Achenes turgid, obliquely obovoid, ± 1 mm. diam.; style rather stout, subulate, straight or slightly hooked.
"Almost exactly as the type but spreading widely by stout, soft, white underground stems, which occasionally arch above the ground. Debris at Blue Lake, Garvie Mts., 1230 m. altitude". Type: BD 59406, Simpson and Thomson, Nov. 1938. The creeping stems are not well shown.
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
2n = 48, 48 + 1
2n = 48
2n = 32
2n = 48
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
Tufted, glabrous perennial, 10-40 cm tall; rhizome stout. Lvs very variable, ovate to oblong, ternate or palmate, rarely ternatifid, coriaceous, 2-10-(20) cm long; leaflets varying from large and rounded with few shallow teeth to smaller and cut to the base into 3-7 narrow-cuneate incised or toothed or lobed segments; median lobe usually long-stalked; lateral lobes sessile or stalked. Stems 1-(3)-flowered. Fls 1.5-3 cm diam. Sepals spreading, glabrous. Petals 5, yellow, obovate-cuneate; nectary single, 1-2 mm from petal base, partly enclosed by a split tubular or semilunar scale. Receptacle glabrous. Achenes 20-50, turgid, glabrous; body 1.5-2 mm long; beak straight or slightly curved, 1-1.5 mm long.
Taxonomic concepts
Ranunculus berggrenii Petrie
Ranunculus berggrenii Petrie
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
Ranunculus novae-zelandiae Petrie
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
Ranunculus novae-zelandiae var. repens Simpson & J.S.Thomson
Ranunculus novae-zelandiae var. repens Simpson & J.S.Thomson
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
Ranunculus poppelwellii Petrie
Ranunculus enysii Kirk
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