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Drepanolejeunea aucklandica

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  • Classifier
  • Scientific Name
    Drepanolejeunea aucklandica Steph.
  • Classification
  • Family
  • Genus
  • Species
  • Specimen Category
  • Storage Method
  • Field Collection Place
  • Locality Description
    New Zealand, North Island, Tongariro Ecological Region and District, Tongariro National Park, Mt Ruapehu Ohakune Mountain Road, small swamp in forest between road and tribuitary of Mangawhero R.
  • Field Collection Date
    18 Apr 2000
  • Field Collection Notes
    Epiphyte on twigs of Myrsine divaricata in swampy
    opening in Nothofagus forest with Libocedrus.
    Oilbodies in most of lamina one/cell 6-7.5 x c.12um,
    granular, banana shaped, greyish. Cells in base of
    leaf near ocellus cell (1 ocellus/leaf 13.5x41um)
    have 4-5 spherical oilbodies/cell c3.5x4.5um diam
    The single ocellus is next to a rounded swollen cell
    on stem at base of leaf. Trigones are narrow and
    intermediate thickenings are present. Presented by J
    E Braggins, June 2001
  • Field Collector
  • Field Collection latitude/longitude
    -39.35278, 175.47389
    175.47389, 175.47389

  • Last Update
    10 May 2023 15:58

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