Volume 7, 1874
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Rosaceæ.
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Potentilla anserina, Linn., var. b.
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Acœna sanguisorbœ, Vahl.
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” “ var. a.
In addition to the species, which is common both to New Zealand and the Chatham Islands, this well-marked var. has been collected by Mr. H. H. Travers on both visits. Characterised by its larger size, very silky habit, and
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long bristles on the calyx. It is often found among scrub, growing 6—8 feet high; stems rigid upright.
