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Thymelaeaceae. 



Pimelea prosfrata Willd., one or more varieties. Plentiful. 



sericeo-villosa Hook. f. Not plentiful. 



Drapetes Dieffenbachii Hook. f. In elevated boggy places. 



Lyallii Hook. f. In elevated boggy places. 



Myrtaceae. 



Leptospermum scoparium Forst. Plentiful. 



Myrtus pedunculata Hook. f. Plentiful in lowland forest. 



Metrosideros lucida (Forst. f.) A. Rich. Plentiful in forest. 



hypericijoiia A. Cunn. Plentiful but local in forest. 



Onagraceae. 



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Epilohium chionanthum Haussk. Boggy places 



pictuw, Petrie. Plentiful. 



Hectori Haussk. Common. 



confertifolium Hook. f. Common. 



alsinoides A. Cunn. Common. 



Billardierianum Ser. Common.. 



junceum Sol. var. hirtigermn A. Cunn. Not uncommon. 



puhens A. Rich. Plentiful. 



nummularifolium R. Cunn. Bush tracks. 



Imniaeoides Hook. f. Bush tracks. 



• insulare Haussk. Common. 



Fuchsia excortihata L. f. Plentiful. 

 Colensoi Hook. f. Common. 



Halorrhagaceae.* 



Halorrhagis depressa Walp. Fairly abundant. 



micrantha (Thunb.) R. Br. Meadow^. 



Myriophyllum elatinoides Gaud. Pools. 

 Gunnera flavida Col. Swamps. 



prorepens Hook. f. Swamps. 



Araliaceae. 



Notkopanax simplex (Forst) Seem. Abundant in forest. 



Edgerleyi (Hook, f.) Harms. Not uncommon. 



' Colensoi (Hook, f.) Seem. Abundant. 



Pseudopanax crassifolium (Sol.) C. Koch. Common in forest. 



ferox T. Kirk. Dry situations in forest. 



Shefflera digitata Forst. Not uncommon in damp gullies. 



Umbelliferae. 



Hydrocotyle novae-zecdandiae DC. Abundant in damp places. 



asiatica L. Plentiful. 



Apium filiforme (A. Rich.) Hook. Tolerably rare. 

 Aciphylla Colensoi Hook. f. Rare ; only two plants noted. 



■ squarrosa Forst. Fairly common. 



Angelica Gingidium Hook. f. Abundant on banks, &c. 



Cornaceae. 



Griselinia litto7-alis Raoul. Plentiful. 



Corokia Cotoneaster Raoul. Abundant near lower edge of forest. 



