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Shawia crosbysmithiana (Petrie) Saldivia & Nicol

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Shawia crosbysmithiana (Petrie) Saldivia & Nicol, Phytoneuron 2025-49: 29 (2025)
Shawia crosbysmithiana (Petrie) Saldivia & Nicol

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New Zealand
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Saldivia & Nicol
Petrie
(Petrie) Saldivia & Nicol
2025
29
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Shawia crosbysmithiana

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crosbysmithiana

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Shrub up to 3 m. tall; branchlets rather stout, clad in persistent lf-bases. Lvs 5-10 cm. × 2-5 mm., on petioles up to 2 mm. long articulated on broadened base, very coriac., narrow-linear, glab. and rugose above, clad in cobwebby ferruginous to pale buff tomentum below; margins revolute almost to midrib, minutely sinuate-crenate; midrib stout, prominent below, lateral veins almost at right angles, stout, dividing surface into areoles. Infl. axillary to subulate bracts, sparingly subcorymbosely branched, 3-5 cm. long; peduncles and pedicels pilose to glab. Capitula 5-15, 5 mm. long, 5 mm. diam.; florets 4-6, ray-florets 0-2, linear; phyll. narrow-ovate to linear-oblong, almost scarious, pubescent to almost glab. obtuse to subacute, inner ciliolate. Achenes c. 1 mm. long, pilose, becoming glab., striate, narrowed to base; pappus-hairs 3-4 mm. long.

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3 October 2025
5 January 2026
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