Uncinia Pers. (Cyperaceae) in the Hawaiian Islands
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1988
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University of Hawaii Press
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The Hawaiian Islands contain two species of Uncinia (Cyperaceae):
Uncinia uncinata, with glabrous utricles, occurs at high elevations in Hawai'i,
Maui, Moloka'i, and Kaua'i, and is the most common species in New Zealand;
U. brevicaulis, with hirsute -strigose utricles, is rare and previously unreported
from Hawai'i. It otherwise occurs in the Juan Fernandez, Falkland, and Tristan
da Cunha islands, western Chile, and Argentina. Uncinia uncinta var. uliginosa
is not recognized as significantly distinct. The Hawaiian species are not considered
taxonomically distinct from plants in their respective home areas. The
occurrence of both species in the Hawaiian Islands is considered the product of
separate long-distance dispersal events involving birds.
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Henrickson J, Herbst D. 1988. Uncinia pers. (Cyperaceae) in the Hawaiian Islands. Pac Sci 42(3-4): 230-236.
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