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Montitega dealbata (formerly known as Cyathodes
dealbata; Ericaceae) 2:427 |
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When
Cyathodes was split into several genera, a couple of species
were left as uncertain. However, recent work has shown that these
two species, C. dealbata from Tasmania, and C. pumila
from New Zealand, should be given a genus of their own. The result
is the single species, Montitega
dealbata. This is a very common, mat forming plant of alpine areas.
Its habit and leaf size make it resemble Pentachondra
pumila, but
this species has whitish undersides to the leaves. |
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