New Zealand Journal of Botany abstract
B97003
Received 9 January 1997; accepted 27 May 1997
New Zealand Journal of Botany, 1997, Vol. 35: 437-440
0028-825X/97/3504-437 $7.00 (c) The Royal Society of New Zealand 1997
Mazus pumilio (Scrophulariaceae), an addition to the indigenous flora of
New Zealand
P. B. HEENAN
Landcare Research
P. O. Box 69
Lincoln, New Zealand
L. J. FORESTER
Department of Conservation
P. O. Box 842
Whangarei, New Zealand
Abstract Mazus pumilio is recorded from New Zealand,
having recently been considered to be restricted to Australia. The species is
accepted as indigenous and is considered a vagrant. A description of
M.
pumilio, based on New Zealand plants, and features that distinguish it from
M. novaezeelandiae are presented, as are observations on its
distribution, habitat, and conservation status.
Keywords Scrophulariaceae; Mazus; M.
novaezeelandiae; M. pumilio; new record; New Zealand flora
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