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Corybas cryptanthus Hatch

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Threat status: Naturally uncommon

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Corybas cryptanthus Hatch (1956)
Corybas cryptanthus Hatch

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Endemic
Wild
New Zealand
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Hatch
Hatch
1956
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ICN
Corybas cryptanthus Hatch
species
Corybas cryptanthus

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cryptanthus

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Corybas cryptanthus Hatch

Plant almost wholly beneath surface of lf-mould, lacking chlorophyll but flecked with red and brown; fl. just emergent. Erect stem carrying capsule to height of c. 15 cm; rhizome c. 1 mm. diam., to 10 cm. long, ± horizontal, laxly branched, apparently without roots. Lvs represented only by small pale scales at intervals of c. 1 cm. along rhizome, one at base of fl.-stem us. slightly larger. Floral bract > ovary. Per. translucent white to pale pink, ± streaked with red. Dorsal sepal about as long as labellum, narrow-lanceolate, acuminate; lateral sepals long, filiform, much exceeding labellum. Petals similar to lateral sepals but shorter. Labellum c. 15 mm. long, auriculate at base, the margins meeting behind the column and for about ½ total length, the distal portion expanded, ± deflexed but never abruptly, the free margin upturned and fringed with coarse, sts branched laciniae, the central part thickened and papillose.

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Corybas cryptanthus Hatch
New Zealand
Canterbury Land District
Corybas cryptanthus Hatch
New Zealand
Marlborough Land District
Corybas cryptanthus Hatch
New Zealand
Nelson Land District
Corybas cryptanthus Hatch
New Zealand
North Auckland Land District
New Zealand
South Auckland Land District

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1 January 2000
29 November 2023
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