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PhytoKeys 40: A Revision of the New Zealand Kunzea Ericoides (Myrtaceae) Complex

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Series: PhytoKeys Volume: 40
By: Peter J de Lange(Author)
188 pages, colour photos, b/w illustrations, b/w distribution maps
PhytoKeys 40: A Revision of the New Zealand Kunzea Ericoides (Myrtaceae) Complex
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The widespread New Zealand members of the Kunzea ericoides complex are revised. Ten species, all endemic to New Zealand are now recognised; seven of these are new to science. Two species, Kunzea robusta and K. serotina are widespread, while the remaining eight species (K. amathicola, K. ericoides, K. linearis, K. salterae, K. sinclairii, K. tenuicaulis, K. toelkenii, K. triregensis) are either narrow-range endemics or have contracting ranges due to ongoing habitat loss and fragmentation. Typifications are published for Leptospermum ericoides A.Rich., L. ericoides var. linearis Kirk, L. ericoides var. microflorum G.Simps., L. ericoides var. pubescens Kirk, and L. sinclairii Kirk, names here all referred to Kunzea. The ecology, conservation, extent of natural hybridisation and some aspects of the ethnobotany of these Kunzea are also discussed.

Contents

- Introduction 3
- Materials and methods 4
- Characters 6
- Growth habit 6
- Bark 17
- Branchlet hairs 18
- Vegetative buds 19
- Leaves 19
- Inflorescences 21
- Perules 22
- Pherophylls 22
- Flower buds 22
- Hypanthia 23
- Petals 23
- Stamens 23
- Pollen 24
- Ovary 24
- Style and stigma 25
- Fruit 25
- Seed 26
- Chromosome and molecular evidence 26
- Species concept 28
- Ethnobotany 29
- Systematics 30
- Kunzea Rchb. Consp. Regn. Veg.: 175 (Dec 1828), nom. cons. 30
- 1 Kunzea ericoides (A. Rich) Joy Thomps 33
- 2 Kunzea serotina de Lange et Toelken 47
- 3 Kunzea tenuicaulis de Lange 62
- 4 Kunzea salterae de Lange 80
- 5 Kunzea toelkenii de Lange 89
- 6 Kunzea linearis (Kirk) de Lange et Toelken, comb. et stat. nov. 98
- 7 Kunzea amathicola de Lange et Toelken 112
- 8 Kunzea triregensis de Lange 127
- 9 Kunzea sinclairii (Kirk) WHarris 137
- 10 Kunzea robusta de Lange et Toelken 155
- Incertae sedis 175
- Acknowledgements 177
- References 177

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Series: PhytoKeys Volume: 40
By: Peter J de Lange(Author)
188 pages, colour photos, b/w illustrations, b/w distribution maps
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