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Calymperes graeffeanum Müll.Hal.

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Calymperes graeffeanum Müll.Hal., J. Mus. Godeffroy 3: 64 (1874)
Calymperes graeffeanum Müll.Hal.

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Absent
New Zealand
Political Region
Fife excluded Calymperes graffeanum, originally recorded as Calymperes australe Besch. from the New Zealand flora:" Calymperes graeffeanum Müll.Hal. was recorded from the Kermadec Is (Raoul I.) by Sykes 1977, as C. australe Besch.). The purported 1868 collector, Sallé, is not known to have made any other plant collections from the Kermadec Is. Calymperes graeffeanum is widespread in the Indian Ocean, Queensland and Polynesia." ..."No further collections of this species from the Kermadec Is have been made since 1868 and the record must be viewed with doubt."

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Müll.Hal.
Müll.Hal.
1874
64
ICN
Calymperes graeffeanum Müll.Hal.
species
Calymperes graeffeanum

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graeffeanum

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Indigenous, non-endemic
Wild
New Zealand
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"Cited by Sykes (1977) under the name Calymperes australe Besch. and known only from the holotype from Raoul Island (BM!). C. australe has recently been synonymised under the more widespread C. graeffeanum, the distribution of which includes tropical islands of the Indian Ocean, Queensland, and extends eastward to the Society, Tuamotu, and Pitcairn Islands (Ellis 1988). Pitcairn (c. 25° S, 130 °W), the most southerly as well as the most easterly locality cited, has a latitude only 4° less than Raoul and the extension of range of the species to the subtropical Kermadecs is thus phytogeographically feasible. However, we know nothing of the collector, Sallé (see Discussion), and no further collections of the species are known from the Kermadecs." and the extension of range of the species to the subtropical Kermadecs is thus phytogeographically feasible. However, we know nothing of the collector, Sall6 (see Discussion), and no further collections of the species are known from the Kermadecs. It is, however, a relatively inconspicuous species and specialist searching in epiphytic habitats may yet confirm the original record...'

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1 January 2000
2 April 2020
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