Ranunculus glabrifolius

Scientific Name
Ranunculus glabrifolius
Type
Native
Plant Life-form Type
Submerged
Taxonomy
Hook. f.
Presence
North, South and Stewart Islands.
Habitat
Wet turf, stream banks and dune hollows
Temperature (°C)
up to 28C
Hardness (ppm)
Hardy
Difficulty
Moderate
Propagation
Stolons and stem fragments with nodes
Features
A creeping herb that produces leaves from buried stolons and ascending stems. The petioles (leaf stems) are 5 to 15 cm long. The leaves are divided into 3 or more triangular lobes, that are further dissected into sessile lanceolate segments. The flowers are small (ca 15 mm diam) and golden yellow.
Source
TIFBIS
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