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Gingidia grisea (Apiaceae), a new species from north‐east Otago, South Island, New Zealand

Abstract A new north‐east Otago endemic, Gingidia grisea, is described. G. grisea is segregated from G. montana and is distinguished from that species by grey‐green leaves with a dense glaucous bloom on both surfaces, and by the secondary bracts which are broad‐elliptic and long‐acuminate. G. montana has green leaves and the secondary bracts are lanceolate and subacute to obtuse. G. grisea occurs on base‐rich igneous, schist, and sedimentary bluffs and rock outcrops between Waikouaiti and Herbert. It has undergone substantial range contraction through the loss of habitat to forestry and weed invasion and the conservation status is assessed as Nationally Vulnerable.