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Sparrmannia L.f.

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Sparrmannia L.f., Suppl. Pl. 41 (1782 [1781])
Sparrmannia L.f.

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Exotic
Wild
New Zealand
Political Region

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L.f.
L.f.
1782
1781
41
Sparmannia
ICN
Sparrmannia L.f.
genus
Sparrmannia

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Sparrmannia

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Sparrmannia L.f.

Shrubs or small trees, densely hairy, the hairs often stellate. Bark tough and stringy. Lvs cordate, serrate or dentate to deeply palmately lobed. Stipules filiform, persistent. Fls in terminal or lf-opposed umbel-like cymes in upper axils, bracteate, ☿. Sepals 4, with simple or stellate hairs. Petals 4, white, crumpled in bud. Stamens numerous, < petals; outer stamens sensitive to touch, lacking anthers, with undulate to moniliform filaments; inner stamens with anthers, the filaments sometimes moniliform and sensitive to touch. Ovary incompletely 4-(5)-locular; ovules numerous in each loculus; stigma toothed or simple. Fr. capsular, ± globose, 4-(5)-valved, loculicidal, with abundant, rigid, hairy bristles.

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Sparrmannia L.f.
Sparmannia
Sparrmannia L.f.

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Exotic
Cultivated
New Zealand
Political Region
Sparrmania africana recorded

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Sparrmannia L.f.
New Zealand
Canterbury Land District

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editorial
nom. cons. with this spelling (Melbourne ICN Art. 14.11 & App. III) against the original spelling "Sparmannia"; also conserved (nom. cons.)(Melbourne ICN Art. 14) over the earlier parahomonym (Melbourne ICN Art. 53.3) Sparmannia Buc'hoz 1779, nom. rej.

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a17a8bde-b426-4cab-a671-72a1c7d604d1
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Names_Plants
1 January 2000
7 April 2015
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