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erect seaberry

Haloragis erecta (Murr.) Oken
erect seaberry
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Haloragis erecta (Murr.) Oken, known as erect seaberry, is a perennial herb native to New Zealand. It belongs to the family Haloragaceae and is found at altitudes up to 500m. The plant has square, reddish stems and opposite, coarsely toothed leaves. It produces red, pink, and yellow flowers year-round.

Description

Haloragis erecta is a non-threatened plant species endemic to New Zealand. It is commonly known as erect seaberry, shrubby haloragis, toatoa, or fireweed. The plant is characterized by its square, maroon-colored stems and opposite leaves with coarse teeth. It blooms throughout the year, with flowers in shades of red, pink, and yellow. It is distributed across various regions of New Zealand.

Other common names

erect seaberryshrubby haloragis

Synonyms

Tetragonia ivifolia

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