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- (Ridl.) Reeder Carpodetus flexuosus (Ridl.) Reeder Carpodetus fuscus Reeder Carpodetus grandiflorus Schltr. Carpodetus major Schltr. Carpodetus mont**** (Ridl...
- dicotyledon families. In the APG III system, Carpodetus has been referred to the Rousseaceae. Carpodetus is derived from the Gr**** words καρπός (karpos)...
- (common host plants are the pūriri tree (Vitex lucens) and ****putāwētā (Carpodetus serratus), but pūriri larva also inhabit non-native species such as Eucalyptus)...
- and a few other Pacific Islands. The genera Abrophyllum, Cuttsia and Carpodetus have been formerly placed in a separate family, Carpodetaceae, or within...
- Puka Meryta sinclairii Pukatea Laurelia novae-zelandiae ********wētā Carpodetus serratus Puriri Vitex lucens Quintinia Westland quintinia Quintinia acutifolia...
- the stigma has five lobes and the seeds are small and ovate, while in Carpodetus the ovary is semi-inferior and topped by a con****uous disc, the stigma...
- Betulaceae ****ales CS G Carpobrotus edible fruit Aizoaceae Caryophyllales CS G Carpodetus constricted fruit (narrower in the middle) Rousseaceae Asterales St G...
- (Neopanax arboreus), lemonwood (Pittosporum eugenioides), and ********weta (Carpodetus serratus). The plant takes its common name from the attachment point between...
- racemosa) and rimu. Lacebark (Hoheria), Coprosma rhamnoides, marble leaf (Carpodetus serratus), and ****e (Melicytus ramiflorus) are also present. The lake...
- now been included in the Strasburgeriaceae. Roussea is most related to Carpodetus, Cuttsia and Abrophyllum, that are nowadays combined in the family Rousseaceae...