Species not mentioned
SPECIES NOT MENTIONED
(a) Said to be described from N.Z. material but of uncertain affinities:
Calea pinifolia Forst. f. Prodr. 1786, 55. "Nova Zeelandia"
Elaeodendron carnosum Turcz. in Bull. Soc. Nat. Mosc. 36, 1863, i, 602. N.Z. No collector. Briefly described in Kirk Stud. Fl. 1899, 89.
E. novae-zelandiae Turcz. loc. cit. A. Cunningham no. 67 at K. See Kirk loc. cit.
E. punctulatum Turcz. loc. cit. N.Z. No collector. See Kirk loc. cit.
Polypodium viride Gilbert in Bull. Torrey bot. Cl. 26, 1899, 316. Near Queenstown, C. H. F. Peters, 1874. "Intermediate between P. pellucidum and P. vulgare".
P. vulgare var. auritum Gilbert loc. cit. Near Queenstown, C. H. F. Peters, 1874.
(b) Described as from N.Z. but believed not to be based on indigenous plants; the types of most are thought to be common introduced weeds:
Cardamine xanthina Col. in T.N.Z.I. 31, 1899, 267. Napier "in house-paddock".
Cerastium amblyodontum Col. in T.N.Z.I. 27, 1895, 384. On Mt. Tongariro.
C. truncatulum Col. in T.N.Z.I. 25, 1893, 327. Open plains south of Dannevirke.
Colobanthus caespitosus Col. in T.N.Z.I. 27, 1895, 384. Hills at Napier.
C. repens Col. in T.N.Z.I. 19, 1887, 261. Near Norsewood.
Cuscuta novae-zelandiae Kirk in T.N.Z.I. 20, 1888, 183. Name mentioned incidentally, without description, in paper on naturalized dodders and broomrapes.
Glossogyne Hennedyi R. Br. ter. in T.N.Z.I. 15, 1883, 259, fig. Compositae. Godley Head, Banks Peninsula.
Orobanche hydrocotylei Col. in T.N.Z.I. 21, 1889, 41. Appeared on Hydrocotyle grown in flower-pot.
Sagina truncata Col. in T.N.Z.I. 27, 1895, 386. On Mt. Tongariro.
Veronica areolata Col. in T.N.Z.I. 24, 1892, 392. Open land south of Dannevirke.
V. hirsuta Col. loc. cit. 393. Open plains south of Dannevirke.
V. macrocalyx Col. loc. cit. 391. River Manawatu, 4 miles south of Dannevirke.
V. oligantha Col. in T.N.Z.I. 25, 1893, 333. South of Dannevirke.
V. polyphylla Col. in T.N.Z.I. 31, 1899, 277. Ruahine Range, east side.
V. rugulosella Col. in T.N.Z.I. 24, 1892, 391. Open lands, south of Dannevirke.
