136 Transactions. 



Urticaceae. 

 Urtica incisa Poir. In beech forest ; common. 



Loranthaceae. 



Elytranthe Colensoi Engl. Common ; epiphytic on Notkofagus Menziesii. 



tetrapetala Engl. Common ; epiphytic on Notkofagus Menziesii. 



■ flavida Engl. Common ; epiphytic on various beeches. 



Lorantlms micranihus Hook. f. East Dome forest. 



Polygonaceae. 



Rumexflexuosus Sol. Not uncommon ; lowland. 

 Mnehlenheckia australis (Forst. f.) Meissn. East Dome forest. 

 ■ — — complexa (A. Cunn.) Meissn. Common on border of forest. 

 ■ axillaris Walp. Nokomai Valley ; not uncommon. 



Portulacaceae. 

 Claytonia australasica Hook. f. Common in alpine meadow above 3,500 ft. 



Caryophyllaceae. 



Colobanthus acicularis Hook. f. Plentiful in bogs. 



Billardieri Fenzl. Not uncommon. 



Hectorella caespitosa Hook. f. Common on rocky places. 



Rauuuculaceae. 

 Clematis indivisa VVilld. In forests ; not plentiful. 



marata Armstr. Alpine scrub ; rare. 

 Ranunculus gracilipes Hook, f . Abundant in swampy ground. 

 ■ — — hirtus Banks & Sol. Not uncommon in forest. 



rivularis Banks & Sol. Damp places ; common. 



lappaceus Sm. Common throughout. 



niidtiscapus Cockayne. Not uncommon. 



novae-zealandiae Petrie. Blue lake, 4,000 ft. ; common. 



var. with 10 petals. Blue lake, 4,000 ft. ; common. 



Buchanani Hook. f. Damp rocks above 5,000 ft. 



■ pachyrrhizus Hook. f. Damp rocks above 5,000 ft. 



■ Poppelivellii Petrie n.s. Mount Tennyson ; swampy places. 



foliosus T. Kirk. Not common. 



tenuicaulis Cheesem. Not common. 



Caltha novae-zealandiae Hook. f. Abundant near snow above 4.000 ft. 



Magnoliaceae . 

 Drimys colorata Raoul. Comparatively rare in open forest. 



Cmciferaceae. 

 Cardamine heterophylla (Forst. f.) Schultz. Abundant. 



depressa Hook. f. Abundant above 3,500 ft. 



fastigiata Hook. f. Rocky places above 4,500 ft. ; rare. 



Droseraceae. 

 Drosera Arcturi Hook. f. Common in alpine swamps. 



Saxifragaceae . 

 Carpodetus serratus Forst, Not uncommon in forests. 



