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- ≡ Pratia macrodon Hook.f., Handb. New Zealand Fl. 172 (1864)
Glabrous, semi-succulent herb, ± prostrate, forming small, dense, compact patches. Stems rooting at nodes, branched, rather stout. Lvs subsessile. Lamina ± 5–10 × 4–9 mm, broad-ovate to suborbicular, ± succulent, cuneate to rounded at base, coarsely toothed to nearly entire in upper part. Peduncle very short until after anthesis, eventually 3–5–(15) mm long, rather stout. Fls solitary, fragrant. Calyx lobes 2–3–(5) mm long, narrow-triangular; sinus wide. Corolla cream; tube cylindric, ± 10–13–(15) mm long, rather inflated towards base; lobes 5–9 mm long, linear-oblong to broad-oblong, spreading, often apiculate. Fr. 6–9 mm diam., globose, purplish.
[From: Webb et al. (1985) Flora of New Zealand. Volume 4 as Pratia macrodon Hook.f.]