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Postscript (May, 1919). 



Since this paper was written I have observed in the southern-beech 

 forest on Mount Greenhind, Westland, L. varium growing in extensive 

 patches on the forest-floor in a similar manner to what I have described 

 as occurring in Stewart Island. In one instance the clump of plants grew 

 on the edge of a rock, and instead of the plants being rigidly upright 

 in growth, with the characteristic short-curved strobili of the typical 



