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A new species of the New Zealand endemic grass    Simplicia   ,    S.   felix    is described. The new species is segregated from and compared with    S.   buchananii    and    S.   laxa   .    Simplicia   felix    occurs mostly in lightly shaded areas of seasonally dry alluvial forest. A distribution map and an assessment of the conservation status of the new species are presented. Genetic variation in the genus was examined, building on previously published work but including additional sampling. Analysis of  nrDNA  ITS and ETS and plastid  trn L intron and  trn L–F intergenic spacer sequences show    S.   felix    to be more closely related to    S.   laxa    than to    S.   buchananii   . NeighborNet analyses of AFLP profiles for the three species of    Simplicia    show each to consist of distinct clusters of genotypes well separated from each other.

Systematics of Simplicia Kirk ( Poaceae , Agrostidinae ) – an endemic, threatened New Zealand grass genus