Myosotis goyenii subsp. infima Meudt & Heenan

NZOR Identifier: 58e36380-d72c-48fa-90c2-887057a542e1

Authority: Meudt & Heenan
Rank: subspecies
Published in: Meudt, H.M. 2021: Taxonomic revision of five species groups of ebracteate-erect Myosotis (Boraginaceae) endemic to New Zealand, based on morphology, and description of new subspecies. Australian Systematic Botany 34: 252–304.
Micro-reference (page): 286-287
Year: 2021
Nomenclatural Comment: Type: South Island: Canterbury, Waipara, The Deans, South Dean, on limestone scarp growing in northfacing crevices and on ledges, 400 m, 10 Dec. 2019, Heenan & Giller s.n. (holo: CHR 666639 (image!, Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research Systematics Collection Data website: https://scd.landcareresearch.co.nz); iso: WELT SP111309!, The epithet is derived from the Latin infimus and means lowest or lowermost (Stearn 1998). It is in reference to the filaments attached much lower in the corolla tube than those of M. goyenii subsp. goyenii.

NZOR Concept Id: 1c1fcb6c-c795-4e01-afe4-c7c1aafe33eb
According to: Meudt, H.M. 2021: Taxonomic revision of five species groups of ebracteate-erect Myosotis (Boraginaceae) endemic to New Zealand, based on morphology, and description of new subspecies. Australian Systematic Botany 34: 252–304.
Preferred Name: Myosotis goyenii subsp. infima Meudt & Heenan (In use by NZOR) }

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