Senecio australis Willd. (Asteraceae: Senecioneae) – a new and uncommon addition to the indigenous vascular flora of New Zealand

Figures & data

Figure 1 A, Location of Norfolk and Kermadec Islands in relation to New Zealand and also of other island groups discussed in the text; B, North Island showing location of key island groups utilised by grey ternlets; C, Mokohinau Islands Group and Great Barrier Island (Aotea Island) showing location of Harataonga Bay [Great Barrier Island (Aotea Island)]; D, Fanal Island (Motukino Island) showing location of Gut Rock and Maori Rocks.

Figure 2 Senecio australis. A, Growth habit of S. australis [cultivated plants ex Motukino (Fanal Island), Mokohinau Islands]; B, mid-cauline leaves; C, basal cauline leaves; D, inflorescence; E, close-up of captiulum; F, cypsela (scale bar = 1 mm).

Figure 3 Senecio marotiri. A, Growth habit of S. marotiri [cultivated plants ex Motukino (Fanal Island), Mokohinau Islands]; B, mid-cauline leaves; C, basal cauline leaves; D, inflorescence; E, close-up of captiulum; F, cypsela (scale bar = 1 mm).