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NZ Plants
Veronica stenophylla
Family: Plantaginaceae
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Branch
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Stem
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Bud
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Leaf, upper surface
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Leaf, upper surface
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Leaf upper surface
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Leaf, lower surface
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Arrangement of flowers
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Flowers, face vies
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Flowering stem with bracts
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Flower bract
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Flower, sepals with ovary and style; petals with stamens
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Veronica stenophylla is a many branched shrub with long, narrow leaves and spikes of pink to white flowers. Formerly known as Hebe parviflora var angustifolia .
An endemic species with many varieties, found in the central North Island to the northern portion of the South Island.
Vegetative characteristics |
Reproductive characteristics |
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Plant form: shrub up to 2 m |
Arrangement of parts: asymmetric |
Leaf bud: distinct gap (sinus) absent |
Flower size: 4-5 mm |
Leaf form: undivided, linear |
Sepals: 5 |
Leaf size: 87 x 9.5 mm |
Petals: 5, pink, white |
Leaf arrangement: in opposite pairs |
Sexuality: bisexual |
Leaf attachment: |
Stamens: 2 |
Leaf margin: hairs |
Ovary: above petals |
Leaf surface: sparse hairs |
Fruit: dry |