Coprosma grandifolia Hook.f.

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TAXONOMIC NOTES

For at least the last 30 years this Coprosma was known in New Zealand by the name Coprosma grandifolia. Recently Large et al. (2020) have shown that Coprosma grandifolia is a superfluous name for C. lucida J.R.Forst. et G.Forst. because it includes the type of Ronabea australis A. Rich. (Coprosma australis (A.Rich.) B.L.Rob.), necessitating the reinstatement of Coprosma autumnalis Colenso for the plant known to iwi as kanono. Therefore the name Coprosma autumnalis Colenso with an unequivocal type was reinstated, and this view was accepted by the Spermatophyte Subcommittee of the ICN (Applequist 2023) until another vote was pushed to reject that name, reinstate C. grandifolia as a conserved name, with a new conserved type following the proposal of Perrie (2021). Unfortunately this view, narrowly accepted by the Spermatophyte subcommittee has been favoured. So Coprosma grandifolia is again in use for this plant.

Coprosma grandifolia • New Zealand Plant Conservation Network (nzpcn.org.nz)

Coprosma grandifolia is a tall bush with pairs of large pale green and mottled leaves. Stipules (appendages at the base of leaf stalks) tapering from a broad base to a prominent gland at their tip when young. Large pits (domatia) are found on the underside of leaves where lateral veins join the midrib. Flowers are borne in clusters at the ends of branches (peduncles).
An endemic species found on the North and South Islands. Formerly known as Coprosma australis.

 

Coprosma grandifolia - The University of Auckland

 

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