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Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f., Bot. Antarct. Voy. II. (Fl. Nov.-Zel.) Part I, 68 (1852)
Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.

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Endemic
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New Zealand
Political Region

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Hook.f.
Hook.f.
1852
68
ICN
Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
species
Metrosideros colensoi

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colensoi

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Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.

Slender liane, up to 6 m. or more tall; branchlets subterete, setose to pubescent. Lvs subsessile; lamina (8)-15-20 × (5)-7-10-(20) mm., submembr., about ovate-lanceolate, acute to acuminate, ± densely pubescent when young. Infl. of terminal and lateral small few-fld cymes; pedicels us. setose, ± 3 mm. long; receptacle c. 5 mm. long, ± funnelform, pubescent, far exceeding ovary. Sepals narrow-triangular, acute; petals pink to white, orbicular, hardly > sepals; filaments ± 10 cm. long. Ovary adnate to receptacle; capsule subglobose, 3-ribbed, up to c. 4 mm. diam., often less, exceeded by receptacle, loculicidally 3-valved.
Tall liane, parts densely pilose-pubescent when young, hairs brownish; branchlets very slender, drooping, up to c. 5 dm. long; lvs ± 15-20 × 5-10 mm., indumentum becoming sparser in age; fls white or faintly pink-tinged; sepals acuminate, recurved, > petals; receptacle much exceeding adnate ovary.

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Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.

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Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
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Metrosideros colensoi Hook.f.
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Ruahine-Cook

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f1a755ef-76bd-49fa-ba97-dd7bad03a7ec
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1 January 2000
29 March 2004
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