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NZ Plants
Veronica subfulvida
Family: Plantaginaceae
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Branch
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Stem
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Stem hairs
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Leaf bud
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Leaf, upper surface
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Leaf upper surface, margin
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Leaf, lower surface
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Leaf lower surface, margin
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Arrangement of flowers
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Branching arrangement of flowers
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Flowering stems with bracts
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Flowering stem, hairs
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Flower, face view
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Flower, side view
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Flower, sepals with ovary and petals with stamens
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Flower, sepals
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Flower, sepal hairs
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Flower, nectary disc
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Veronica subfulvida is a bush shrub up to 2 m tall with spreading branches and narrow leaves. Flowers are most commonly on short branching stems forming compact masses of flowers. Formerly Hebe divaricata.
An endemic species from the northern portion of the South Island.
Vegetative characteristics |
Reproductive characteristics |
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Plant form: shrub up to 2 m |
Arrangement of parts: symmetric |
Leaf bud: distinct; gap(sinus) narrow-broad, acute |
Flower size: 2-2.5 mm |
Leaf form: undivided, elliptic to lance-shaped |
Sepals: 5 |
Leaf size: |
Petals: 5, white, pink |
Leaf arrangement: in opposite pairs along the stem |
Sexuality: bisexual |
Leaf attachment: |
Stamens: 2 |
Leaf margin: teeth |
Ovary: above petals |
Leaf surface: hairless |
Fruit: dry |
