Bocconia Plum. ex L.
Details
Biostatus
Exotic
Casual
New Zealand
Political Region
AK 353931; Bocconia frutescens; Spontaneous Occurrence. Collected four times; once as a mature, fruiting adult growing in wasteland on the margin of a gully system in Hamilton, once as a seedling that appeared in a private garden, while the other records are of seedlings growing in wasteland on the campus of the University of Auckland and in a similar situation within an urban park. Plume poppy is occasionally cultivated in the warmer parts of New Zealand, and as plants produce copious viable seed within fleshy fruits that are attractive to birds, further occurrences are anticipated.
Nomenclature
Plum. ex L.
L.
1753
505
ICN
Bocconia Plum. ex L.
genus
Bocconia
Classification
Subordinates
Taxonomic concepts
Historic biostatus
Collections
Metadata
a7d857fb-feb6-494d-9cdd-45aa1732ee42
scientific name
Names_Plants
13 March 2002
4 May 2021