The type specimen of "S. cardotii" was described in the nineteenth century from a collection from New Zealand's South Island, where it is widespread on moist calcareous soils, but has been recorded in Australia from a single population in Tasmania.
The type specimen of "S. cardotii" was described in the nineteenth century from a collection from New Zealand's South Island. It is widespread on moist calcareous soils. It has been recorded in Australia from a single population in Tasmania.