Tristaniopsis glauca Brongn. & Gris

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GEOGRAPHICAL AREA

T. glauca is endemic to new Caledonia where it is widely distributed in the far south of Grande Terre, from Port Boisé to the Ouinné valley.

POPULATION

Population size is unknown, but field observations indicate that the species is quite common and abundant.

HABITAT

T. glauca occurs in shrubland on ultramafic substrate up to 1,000 m asl.

THREATS

This abundant species does not seem to be threatened at the moment, although some subpopulations may be impacted by uncontrolled bushfires and mining activities (Goro (Vale)).

CONSERVATION

T. glauca is not protected by any legislation in New Caledonia, but it occurs in several protected areas: Barrage de Yaté, Haute Yaté, Parc de la Rivière Bleue, Montagne des sources, Vallée de la Thy, Chutes de la Madeleine. However, it is recommended to remain vigilant regarding myrtle rust (Austropuccinia psidii), which has been observed to infect cultivated individuals (Soewarto, comm. pers. 2017)

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