- Euphrasia australis
- Euphrasia cheesemanii
- Euphrasia cockayneana
- Euphrasia cuneata
- Euphrasia disperma
- Euphrasia drucei
- Euphrasia dyeri
- Euphrasia integrifolia
- Euphrasia laingii
- Euphrasia monroi
- Euphrasia nemorosa
- Euphrasia petriei
- Euphrasia repens
- Euphrasia revoluta
- Euphrasia townsonii
- Euphrasia wettsteiniana
- Euphrasia zelandica
- = Anagosperma (Hook.f.) Wettst.
- = Siphonidium J.B.Armstr., Trans. & Proc. New Zealand Inst. 13: 340 (1880 [1881])
Annual or perennial semi-parasitic herbs; stems either erect and sometimes woody at base, or slender and prostrate and then often rooting at the nodes. Lower and upper lvs similar or dissimilar, opposite or upper subopposite, usually toothed, sometimes glandular. Fls usually in bracteate, terminal spikes or racemes, sometimes solitary in the axils of leaflike bracts. Calyx tubular or campanulate, with 4 equal lobes and equal or unequal clefts between. Corolla tube short or long, funnelform; limb 2-lipped; upper lip hooded or grooved, ± 2-lobed; lower lip with 3, usually emarginate lobes. Stamens 4, equal or unequal; anthers awned at base; cells parallel. Fr. a loculicidal capsule, laterally compressed. Seeds numerous, usually oblong or fusiform, furrowed, very small; wing 0.
[From: Webb et al. (1988) Flora of New Zealand. Volume 4.]
Category | Number |
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Indigenous (Endemic) | 16 |
Exotic: Fully Naturalised | 1 |
Total | 17 |