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Parsonsia Heterophylla
''Parsonsia heterophylla'', commonly called New Zealand jasmine or kaihua, is a climbing plant Endemism, endemic to New Zealand. It was first described by Allan Cunningham (botanist), Alan Cunningham in 1839. The name ''heterophylla'' comes from the differing leaf shapes that can be seen in seedlings and juvenile plants of the species. ''Heterophylla'' means varied leaves, from the Greek words ''heteros'' and ''phullon''. Synonyms for this species include ''Parsonsia albiflora'' Etienne Raoul, Raoul ''and Parsonsia macrocarpa'' William Colenso, Colenso. It can also be described as "the varied-leaved ''Parsonsia''". There are 40 species of ''Parsonsia'' found in Asia, Australasia and the Pacific. ''P. heterophylla'' is one of two endemic ''Parsonsia'' species found in New Zealand. It is more robust and has bigger flowers than its close relative, ''Parsonsia capsularis,'' which is also known as akakiore or small Māori jasmine. ''Parsonsia variabilis'' John Lindley, Lindl''.'' i ...
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