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Korthalsella lindsayi

Korthalsella lindsayi (Oliv. ex Hook.f.) Engl.
Korthalsella lindsayi
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Korthalsella lindsayi is a species in the genus Korthalsella, belonging to the Santalaceae family. It was first described in 1897 and is native to the North and South Islands of New Zealand.

Description

Korthalsella lindsayi, originally described in 1897, is a member of the Santalaceae family, a group of parasitic or hemiparasitic flowering plants. The species is found in New Zealand, specifically on both the North and South Islands. It is part of the genus Korthalsella, which includes several species primarily distributed in the Southern Hemisphere. The Santalaceae family is known for its unique ecological relationships, with many species relying on other plants for nutrients. Korthalsella lindsayi is one of the native flora of New Zealand, reflecting the region's rich and diverse botanical heritage.

Distribution

New Zealand North · New Zealand South

Synonyms

Korthalsella amentaceaHeterixia amentaceaHeterixia lindsayiViscum lindsayi

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