A taxonomic re-evaluation of Hibiscus trionum (Malvaceae) in Australasia

Figures & data

Figure 1  Representative mid-stem leaves of Hibiscus species. A, H. richardsonii (Craven 10483, CANB). B, H. tridactylites (Craven 10639, CANB). C, H. verdcourtii (Craven 10638, CANB). Bar scale=25 mm. Note scale varies in parts A–C of Fig. 1.

Figure 2  Flowers of Hibiscus species. A, H. richardsonii [Mayor I. (Tuhua), New Zealand]. B, H. tridactylites (Dalby, Queensland, Australia). C, H. tridactylites (Narrabri, New South Wales, Australia). D, H. verdcourtii (Emerald, Queensland, Australia). E, H. verdcourtii (St George, Queensland, Australia). F, ‘Diploid New Zealand naturalized race’ (Bream Head, North Island, New Zealand.

Figure 3  Distribution of bladder ketmias in Australia.

Figure 4  Distribution of bladder ketmias in New Zealand.