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    Hebe paludosa (Scrophulariaceae) - a new combination for an endemic wetland Hebe from Westland, South Island, New Zealand. N.Z. (1998)

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    http://hdl.handle.net/10092/423
    
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    University of Canterbury. School of Forestry.
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    0028-825X
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    Norton, D.A.
    de Lange, P.J.
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    Abstract

    A new combination, Hebe paludosa, is made for plants first described as Veronica salicifolia var . paludosa and later treated as Hebe salicifolia var . paludosa. H. paludosa is typically a plant o f lowland mesotrophic wetlands and is most abundant in south Westland around and immediately north o f the glaciers district . H. paludosa is readily distinguished from H. salicifolia through its cytology , distinctive diffusely branching habit, brittl e branchlets, yellow-green faintly glaucous-tinge d leaves, conspicuous decurved and twisted acumen, flowers which have a longer corolla tube, acute corolla lobes which usually project forward, and preference for mesotrophic wetland habitats.

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    Norton, D.A. and de Lange, P.J. (1998) Hebe paludosa (Scrophulariaceae) - a new combination for an endemic wetland Hebe from Westland, South Island, New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Botany, 36, pp. 531-538.
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    Keywords
    Scrophulariaceae; Hebe; Hebe paludosa; Veronica salicifolia var. paludosa; Hebe salicifolia var. paludosa; new combination; Westland; New Zealand flora
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