Abstract The salt-spray fern found in coastal locations of New Zealand, formerly known as Blechnum banksii, is conspecific with the species that occurs on the coast of Chile, where it has been referred to as B. blechnoides and B. leyboldtianum. The specific name blechnoides takes precedence.
Keywords Blechnum blechnoides; B. banksii; B. leyboldtianum; Blechnaceae; New Zealand flora; flora of Chile; taxonomy; coastal habitats; salt-spray species
B96017
Received 29 February 1996; accepted 24 July 1996
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