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Phormium tenax (called flax in New
Zealand English;
harakeke in Māori; New
Zealand flax
outside New Zealand; and New
Zealand hemp in
historical nautical...
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Placostylus hongii is a
species of very large, air-breathing land snail, a
terrestrial pulmonate gastropod mollusc in the
family Bothriembryontidae. The...
- Muka is
prepared fibre of New
Zealand flax (Māori:
harakeke).
Prepared primarily by s****ing,
pounding and washing, it is a key
material in Māori traditional...
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plants Phormium tenax and
Phormium colensoi,
known by the Māori
names harakeke and
wharariki respectively.
Although given the
common name 'flax' they...
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Retrieved July 21, 2021. 더샘 '어반에코 하라케케', 출시 45일 만에 5만개 판매 [The Saem 'Urban Eco
Harakeke Toner': 50,000 sold in 45 days
after release].
Daily Sports (in Korean)...
- the 1980s hit song "Poi E". Originally, poi were most
commonly made from
harakeke (New
Zealand flax,
Phormium tenax) and raupō (Typha orientalis). Makers...
- seed pods. It is less
common than the
other Phormium species, P.
tenax or
harakeke.
Mountain flax is also
called whararipi, whatariki, mangaeka, kōrari tuauru...
- Office. "Pa
Harakeke Teen
Parent Unit
Ministry of
Education School Profile". educationcounts.govt.nz.
Ministry of Education. "Pa
Harakeke Teen Parent...
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widely known in New
Zealand as flax or
their Māori
names wharariki and
harakeke respectively, and
elsewhere as New
Zealand flax or flax lily, but they...
- Māori
weaving of
garments the main
fibre is
called muka and is made from
harakeke. The Māori
language terms for
different types of
weaving are
commonly named...
