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Alchemilla gracilis Opiz

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Exotic
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New Zealand
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Opiz
Opiz
1838
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Alchemilla gracilis Opiz
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Alchemilla gracilis

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gracilis

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Alchemilla gracilis Opiz

Somewhat robust, low-growing herb up to 40 cm high at flowering; rhizomes branching to form leafy clumps. Lvs mostly in rosettes; petioles 150-250 mm long, all with spreading hairs; blade reniform, (50)-70-100 mm diam., divided into 9-(10), shallow, rounded lobes, pale green and with soft, somewhat appressed hairs on both surfaces, somewhat pleated; teeth of lobes even, ovate, ciliate, acute to short-acuminate, red-tipped, 7-9 on each side of terminal lobe; stipules membranous, brownish purple, adnate to petiole for most of length. Infl. of numerous, small cymes subtended by leafy bracts; peduncle densely covered in spreading hairs; all except ultimate infl. branches moderately to sparsely covered in spreading hairs; fls shortly pedicellate, c. 3 mm diam., 4-(5)-merous. Pedicels and hypanthium usually glabrous, very rarely with a few hairs. Epicalyx segments oblong-triangular, c. 0.5 mm long, acute, greenish. Sepals connate at base, triangular, acute, usually greenish, sometimes slightly reddish, > epicalyx segments. Stamens 4-(5). Achene enclosed in obconic hypanthium.

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Alchemilla filicaulis sensu some New Zealand collectors
Alchemilla gracilis Opiz
Alchemilla gracilis Opiz
Alchemilla gracilis Opiz

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Alchemilla gracilis Opiz
New Zealand
Canterbury Land District

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1 January 2000
29 January 2007
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