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- ≡ Nertera setulosa Hook.f., Bot. Antarct. Voy. II. (Fl. Nov.-Zel.) Part I, 112, t. 28 B (1853)
- ≡ Coprosma setulosa (Hook.f.) Heads
Slender, forming mats or open patches up to c. 3 dm. diam. Stems and branches clad in subappressed, flattened, stiff hairs; sts nearly glab., except in axils of petioles. Lvs us. in rather distant pairs on filiform petioles 2–4 mm. long; stipules truncate, us. glab., bearing 2–3 glandular teeth, forming a cuplike sheath. Lamina with stiff hairs on both surfaces, ovate to broad-ovate to broad-elliptic to occ. subrotund (several forms often on one plant), (3)–5–10–(12) × (3)–4–6–(9) mm., obtuse or sts subacute, rather abruptly narrowed to base; margins slightly thickened, ciliate. Fls protogynous, axillary and terminal, sessile. Calyx setulose; lobes us. obscure but sts evident. Corolla elongate, flaring at mouth, 8–10 mm. long; lobes 5, us. hairy, narrow- to oblong-triangular c. 2mm. long, acute. Anthers far-exserted, sagittate, drooping; styles far-exserted. Drupe setose, fleshy when young, dry when mature.
[From: Allan (1961) Flora of New Zealand. Volume 1 as Nertera setulosa Hook.f.]