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Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife

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Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife, New Zealand J. Bot. 50: 442 (2012)
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife

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Indigenous, non-endemic
Wild
New Zealand
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Fife
Fife
2012
442
ICN
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
var.
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata
Holotype: N.Z., North Island, Gisborne L.D., Bay of Plenty region, Raukokore River, true right bank c. 700 m above State Highway 35 bridge, on partially shaded very firm prostrate log in broad-leaved-podocarp forest on alluvial terrace, 10 m a.s.l.; A.J. Fife 10921; 27 Nov. 1996, CHR 570073! Isotypes: AK!, WELT!

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Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife

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Indigenous, non-endemic
Wild
New Zealand
Political Region
"two collections of the var. caudata have been seen from mainland Australia"

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Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
New Zealand
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
New Zealand
Gisborne Land District
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
New Zealand
Nelson Land District
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
New Zealand
North Auckland Land District
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
New Zealand
South Auckland Land District
Wijkia extenuata var. caudata Fife
New Zealand
Westland Land District

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typification
Holotype: N.Z., North Island, Gisborne L.D., Bay of Plenty region, Raukokore River, true right bank c. 700 m above State Highway 35 bridge, on partially shaded very firm prostrate log in broad-leaved-podocarp forest on alluvial terrace, 10 m a.s.l.; A.J. Fife 10921; 27 Nov. 1996, CHR 570073! Isotypes: AK!, WELT!
Etymology
The varietal epithet caudata means tail-like and refers to the tail-like flagelliform branches.

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Names_Plants
15 January 2008
11 February 2016
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