Pseudopanax linearis
Pseudopanax linearis (Hook.f.) K.Koch ex Allan
Pseudopanax linearis (Hook.f.) K.Koch ex Allan is a heteroblastic shrub or small tree from the Araliaceae family, native to the South Island of New Zealand. It occurs in subalpine scrub and high-altitude forest habitats, primarily west of the Southern Alps.
Description
Pseudopanax linearis is a member of the Araliaceae family and is endemic to the South Island of New Zealand. It is commonly found in subalpine scrub and high-altitude forest ecosystems, typically in regions west of the Southern Alps. The species exhibits heteroblastic growth patterns, a characteristic feature of some members of the genus Pseudopanax.
Distribution
New Zealand South
Synonyms
Nothopanax linearisPanax linearis
