Abrotanella
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Abrotanella is a genus in the family Asteraceae, of about 20 species, native to New Guinea, Australia, New Zealand and temperate South America.
They are usually small plants, sometimes not reaching more than a few millimeters above the ground, although some form cushions (see bolster heaths) reaching up to a metre in diameter.
[edit] Species
Note: this list includes synonyms. Source: Index Kewensis (at IPNI)
- Abrotanella caespitosa. New Zealand.
- Abrotanella christenseni. New Zealand.
- Abrotanella crassipes. Juan Fernández Islands.
- Abrotanella diemii. Argentina.
- Abrotanella emarginata. Falkland Islands
- Abrotanella fertilis. New Zealand.
- Abrotanella filiformis. New Zealand.
- Abrotanella forsteroides. New Zealand and Australia: Tasmania on Tasmanian bolster heaths.
- Abrotanella inconspicua. New Zealand.
- Abrotanella linearifolia. Argentina and Chile: Tierra del Fuego.
- Abrotanella linearis. New Zealand.
- Abrotanella moseleyi. Argentina.
- Abrotanella muscosa. New Zealand.
- Abrotanella nivigena. Australia.
- Abrotanella papuana. New Guinea.
- Abrotanella patearoa. New Zealand.
- Abrotanella purpurea. Chile.
- Abrotanella pusilla. New Zealand.
- Abrotanella rhynchocarpa ?
- Abrotanella rostrata. New Zealand.
- Abrotanella rosulata. New Zealand: Campbell Islands.
- Abrotanella scapigera. Australia: Tasmania.
- Abrotanella spathulata. New Zealand: Auckland Islands.
- Abrotanella submarginata. Argentina and Chile.
- Abrotanella trichoachaenia. Chile.
- Abrotanella trilobata. Argentina and Chile.
[edit] References
- Swenson U. 1995. Systematics of Abrotanella, an amphi-Pacific genus of Asteraceae (Senecioneae). Pl. Syst. Evol. 197. (1-4): 149-193.
- Wagstaff, Steven J.; Breitwieser, Ilse & Swenson, Ulf 2006. Origin and relationships of the austral genus Abrotanella (Asteraceae) inferred from DNA sequences. Taxon 55(1):95-106.