Ackama rosifolia A.Cunn.

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Ackama rosifolia is a small tree with light green leaves divided into pairs of toothed leaflets that are often red on the underside. Both branchlet and leaf underside is covered with brown hairs. The small size of the tiny flowers is offset by their arrangement into large many branched and showy clusters.
Ackama is a small genus with two species in Australia and two in New Zealand.

An endemic species found on the northern half of the North Island.

Vegetative characteristicsReproductive characteristics

vegetative characteristics	reoroductive characteristics
Plant form: tree up to 12 m	Arrangement of parts: symmetrical
	Flower size: 2-4 mm diam.
Leaf form: divided into 5-6 pair of elliptic leaflets; juv with up to 10 pair of leaflets	Sepals: 5
Leaf size: leaf 5-25 cm long with 2-8 cm leaflets	Petals: 5, white
Leaf arrangement: opposite pairs along the stem	Sexuality: bisexual
Leaf attachment: stipule	Stamens: 10
Leaf margin: toothed	Ovary: above petals
Leaf surface: hairs; pores (domatia) on under side	Fruit: dry

Ackama rosifolia - The University of Auckland

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