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Pittosporum roimata Gemmill & S.N.Carter

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Pittosporum roimata Gemmill & S.N.Carter in Carter et al., Syst. Bot. 43: 636-641 (2018)
Pittosporum roimata Gemmill & S.N.Carter

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Endemic
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New Zealand
Political Region
Pittosporum roimata is known only from the Poor Knights Islands located ca. 35°28’S, 174°44’E, 22 km off the east coast off Northland, North Island, New Zealand

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Gemmill & S.N.Carter
Gemmill & S.N.Carter
2018
636-641
ICN
Pittosporum roimata Gemmill & S.N.Carter
species
Pittosporum roimata
The Maori specific epithet ‘roimata’ was chosen through consultation with Te Whakapiko te hapu o Ngati Manaia te iwi, Whananaki, Aotearoa. We quote the kaumatua Marie Tautari and David Peters here: “According to oral tradition after the massacre took place on the Poor Knights two canoe loads of the dead were taken to the mainland at Whananaki and buried at a place called Roimata.
TYPE: NEW ZEALAND, North Island, Poor Knights Islands, Tawhiti Rahi. Beneath pohutakawa forest on summit plateau. Terrestrial, flowers yellow. 9 Sept. 1980 A. E. Wright 3951 (holotype: AK 155344).

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roimata

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Pittosporum roimata Gemmill & S.N.Carter
Pittosporum roimata Gemmill & S.N.Carter
Pittosporum roimata Gemmill & S.N.Carter

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Pittosporum roimata Gemmill & S.N.Carter
New Zealand
North Auckland Land District
Pittosporum roimata Gemmill & S.N.Carter
New Zealand
Taranaki Land District

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Etymology
The Maori specific epithet ‘roimata’ was chosen through consultation with Te Whakapiko te hapu o Ngati Manaia te iwi, Whananaki, Aotearoa. We quote the kaumatua Marie Tautari and David Peters here: “According to oral tradition after the massacre took place on the Poor Knights two canoe loads of the dead were taken to the mainland at Whananaki and buried at a place called Roimata.
typification
TYPE: NEW ZEALAND, North Island, Poor Knights Islands, Tawhiti Rahi. Beneath pohutakawa forest on summit plateau. Terrestrial, flowers yellow. 9 Sept. 1980 A. E. Wright 3951 (holotype: AK 155344).

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2 July 2018
2 July 2018
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