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Hebe allanii Cockayne

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Cockayne
Cockayne
1926
25
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Hebe allanii Cockayne
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Hebe allanii
Lectotype (designated by Moore, in Allan 1961): Eastern South Island, upper gorge of Lynn Stream near waterfall, Mt Peel, pubescent form, decumbent, H. H. A[llan], 3 Jan 1919, CHR 10823

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allanii

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Hebe allanii Cockayne

Shrub c. 30 cm. tall with spreading branches. Branchlets stout, covered with dense rather long pubescence, length of internodes 2-3 × diam. Lvs patent or reflexed, c. 18 × 8 mm., oblong, thick and glaucous, those near infl. sts broader and ovate; lf-bud without sinus, lf subcordate at base; lamina obtuse, entire, covered on both sides with dense hairy pubescence that is shorter or absent on reddish margins, midrib obscure. Infls lateral, simple, compact spikes 15-20 mm. long projecting well beyond lvs on villous peduncles c. 2.5 cm. long. Fls sessile, bracts and calyx-lobes c. 3 × 2 mm., ovate, subacute, pubescent all over. Corolla white, tube narrow, slightly > calyx, = narrow spreading lobes. Ovary pubescent, capsule (seen only in garden plant) rounded, ± didymous, pubescent above, scarcely = calyx.

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Hebe allanii Cockayne
Hebe allanii Cockayne
Hebe allanii Cockayne
Hebe allanii Cockayne

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Hebe allanii Cockayne
New Zealand
Canterbury Land District

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typification
Lectotype (designated by Moore, in Allan 1961): Eastern South Island, upper gorge of Lynn Stream near waterfall, Mt Peel, pubescent form, decumbent, H. H. A[llan], 3 Jan 1919, CHR 10823

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4 March 2004
26 August 2022
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