Peter Brian Heenan

1961 -

occupation: botaniste, conservateur ou conservatrice de musée

Peter Brian Heenan (born 1961) is a New Zealand botanist.Heenan has a 1984 diploma from Lincoln University, and graduated from the University of Canterbury with a PhD in 2000.The standard author abbreviation Heenan is used to indicate this person as the author when citing a botanical name. Source : Wikipedia (en)

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2022-09-07

Plastid DNA from the extinct Trilepidea adamsii confirms its close relationship to Alepis and Peraxilla (Loranthaceae)

Peter Brian Heenan, Jamie R. Wood
2022-08-18

Identification of late Holocene kōwhai ( Sophora , Leguminosae) seeds from Central Otago dry rock shelters using nuclear DNA markers

Peter Brian Heenan, Lara D. Shepherd, Jamie R. Wood
2022-08-17

Recognition of Pachystegia hesperia sp. nov. and notes on P. insignis , P. minor and P. rufa (Asteraceae: Astereae)

Peter Brian Heenan
2022-07-11

Plastid DNA sequence data of the extinct Logania depressa (Loganiaceae) from New Zealand confirm its generic placement

Peter Brian Heenan, Jamie R. Wood
2022-01-10

Te reo Māori and settlers’ vernacular plant names compared to botanical nomenclature when referring to the New Zealand flora from 1839 to 2021

Peter Brian Heenan
2022-06-01

Eco-evolutionary priority and the assembly of the New Zealand flora

Peter Brian Heenan, Matt McGlone
2022-03-23

Genetic diversity of Tradescantia fluminensis complex (Commelinaceae) naturalised in Australia, New Zealand and South Africa

Peter Brian Heenan, Gary Houliston
2021-08-04

Phylogenomic analyses reveal a history of hybridisation and introgression between Sophora sect. Edwardsia (Fabaceae) species in New Zealand

Lara D. Shepherd, Peter Brian Heenan
2021-09-15

Phylogenetic diversity and clustering in modern vegetation communities reflects habitat formation and age during the late Cenozoic in New Zealand

Peter Brian Heenan, James K McCarthy, Sarah Richardson, Matt McGlone
2021-12-09

Microsatellite characterisation of the extinct Sophora toromiro (Fabaceae) and confirmation of the identities of Allan Herbarium specimens and the fabled Christchurch ‘Victoria Park toromiro’

Peter Brian Heenan, Gary Houliston, Lara D. Shepherd
2021-12-05

Proposal to ‘restore’ indigenous names misunderstands the complementary nature of botanical nomenclature and indigenous vernacular plant names

Peter Brian Heenan, Matt McGlone, Aaron D. Wilton
2021-09-19

Typification and publication dates of the basionyms of Neomyrtus pedunculata (Hook.f.) Allan and its synonym Neomyrtus vitis-idaea (Raoul) Burret

Peter Brian Heenan
2021-08-22

New Zealand endemic Neomyrtus is sister to New Caledonian endemic Myrtastrum (Myrtaceae, Myrteae)

Kévin J L Maurin, Peter Brian Heenan
2021-07-28

Taxonomy with an absence of evidence results in unnecessary nomenclatural change: the case of Tetragonia trigyna Banks & Sol. ex Hook.f. (Aizoaceae) from New Zealand

Peter Brian Heenan
2021-04-07

Genetic variation reveals broad-scale biogeographic patterns and challenges species’ classification in the Kunzea ericoides (kānuka; Myrtaceae) complex from New Zealand

Peter Brian Heenan, Gary Houliston, Matt McGlone
2021-03-11

Microsatellite markers for Gingidia enysii and G. baxterae (Apiaceae) and their taxonomic utility

Peter Brian Heenan, Gary Houliston
2021-07-15

Respecting te reo Māori in botanical nomenclature: the use of long vowels replacing tohutō (macrons) and the case of kūmarahou

Peter Brian Heenan
2021-01-11

Recognition of Geranium cruentum sp. nov. (Geraniaceae) resolves a taxonomic conundrum in New Zealand cranesbills

Peter Brian Heenan
2021-01-11

Te reo Māori and botanical nomenclature as complementary naming systems for New Zealand’s flora

Peter Brian Heenan, Matt McGlone, Aaron D. Wilton
2020-11-23

Lineage through time analyses have their limitations: the case of the New Zealand flora

James K McCarthy, Peter Brian Heenan, Matt McGlone
2019-05-22

Taxonomic Notes on the New Zealand flora: Brachyscome simplicifolia J.B.Armstr. is a heterotypic synonym of Abrotanella linearis Berggr. (Asteraceae)

Peter Brian Heenan
2019-07-24

Taxonomic notes on the New Zealand flora: the status of the extinct herb Stellaria elatinoides (Caryophyllaceae) and recognition of Stellaria multiflora subsp. multiflora from New Zealand

Peter Brian Heenan
2019-06-20

Cenozoic formation and colonisation history of the New Zealand vascular flora based on molecular clock dating of the plastidrbcLgene

Peter Brian Heenan, Matt McGlone
2019

Genetic variation in Trithuria inconspicua and T. filamentosa (Hydatellaceae): a new subspecies and a hypothesis of apomixis arising within a predominantly selfing lineage

Peter Brian Heenan, Paul D. Champion, Kerry Alison Ford, Rob David Smissen
2019-08-23

Five new and Nationally Threatened taxa of Brachyscome , Cardamine , Convolvulus , Geranium and Ranunculus obligate to vulnerable limestone habitats, eastern South Island, New Zealand

Peter Brian Heenan, Brian Peter John Molloy
2019-03-27

A taxonomic revision of Notothlaspi (Brassicaceae), a specialist alpine genus from New Zealand

Peter Brian Heenan
2018-10-02

Fifty shades of grey: black beech and mountain beech are genetically distinct but locally admixed

Rob David Smissen, Peter Brian Heenan
2018-05-20

Chemotaxonomy of kōwhai: leaf and seed flavonoids of New Zealand Sophora species

Peter Brian Heenan, Owen M McDougal, John William van Klink, Nigel Perry
2018-02-20

Genetic Variation and Hybridisation among Eight Species of kōwhai (Sophora: Fabaceae) from New Zealand Revealed by Microsatellite Markers.

Peter Brian Heenan, Gary Houliston
2018-04-03

Host range, host specificity, regional host preferences and genetic variability of Korthalsella Tiegh. (Viscaceae) mistletoes in New Zealand

David Steven Glenny, Alastair William Robertson, Jenny Ladley, Peter Brian Heenan, Peter James de Lange, Jennifer Alane Tate
2018-11-29

Cardamine panatohea (Brassicaceae), a new, threatened, alpine species from New Zealand

Peter Brian Heenan
2018-11-01

A partial cpDNA trnL sequence from the extinct legume Streblorrhiza speciosa confirms its placement in the tribe Coluteae (Fabaceae)

Peter Brian Heenan, Theresa L. Cole, Jamie R. Wood

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