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Wood rose, 1859
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- Wood rose, 1859
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This illustration of the wood rose or pua o te rangi (Dactylanthus taylorii) is from a paper by Joseph Hooker in 1859. It is the only fully parasitic flowering plant found in New Zealand. Hooker, based at London's Kew Gardens, had a network of botanical collectors around the world, including William Colenso and Richard Taylor in New Zealand. It was Taylor who sent the first complete specimen of Dactylanthus taylorii, so Hooker named it after him. The drawing was by botanical artist Walter Hoo...
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- 27 January 2014
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