304 Transactions. 



Hierochloe redolens, R. Br. 3,000 ft. 



Frasori, Hook. /. 3,500-4,000 ft. 

 Alopecurus genieulatus, L. 200 ft. 

 Agrostis muscosa, T. Kirk (Aston). 

 Muelleri, Benth. 4,000 ft. 

 Dyeri, Petrie. 3,000-4,000 ft. 

 Dsyeuxia Forsteri, Kunth. 3,200 ft. 



setifolia, Hk. /. 3,000-4,500 ft. 

 Deschampsia tenella, Petrie. 3,000-4,500 ft. 

 Trisetum antarcticum, Trinius (Aston). 



„ Youngii, Hk. f. (Aston). 

 Danthonia Raoulii, Steudel. 3,000-5,000 ft, 



„ „ var. flavcscens. 3,000-5,000 ft. 



„ semiannularis, R. Br., var. 3,000-4,000 ft. 



Arundo conspicua, Forst. 

 Triodia australis, Petrie. 

 Poa novse-zealandiae, Hackel. 5,000 ft, 

 „ anceps, Forst. 



„ Colensoi, Hk. /. 3,800-4,500 ft. 

 „ Kirkii, Buch., var. McKavi. 3,800-4,500 ft. 

 „ imbecilla, Forst. 4,000 ft. 



Art. XXV. — Some Hitherto-unrecorded Plant-habitats (III). 

 By L. Cockayne, Ph.D. 



\ !!■ ml l> i<ir< t'n Philosophical Institvii of Canterbury, llth Dm nib< r, IW7.] 



With regard to some of the species noted below, it is possible 

 they may be mentioned prior to the publication of this paper 

 in one or other of the reports I am preparing for the Depart- 

 ment of Lands and Survey, but nevertheless I am keeping them 

 here, as it seems convenient to have such unrecorded species 

 together in one publication. A considerable number of the 

 species recorded are from Stewart Island, but certain critical 

 plants from that island are omitted until I publish a general 

 account of the vegetation of that district, Of the remainder, 

 the only one worthy of special mention is Pittosporum paluhun. 

 a plant hitherto only recorded from the north-west Nelson dis- 

 trict, and which has not as yet been found in the intervening 

 country, much of which is certainly well suited as a. habitat. 

 Mr. Bond, who collected the specimen, noted only two plants, 

 which were growing within two chains of one another just inside 

 the edge of the bush. 



