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names for this
species include: kānuka, kōpuka, manuea, mānuka, mānuka-
rauriki, mārū, rauiri, rauwiri,
white tea tree, and tree manuka. Kānuka can also...
- Kōwhai (Māori pronunciation: [kɔːɸai] or [kɔːfai]) are
small woody legume trees within the
genus Sophora, in the
family Fabaceae, that are
native to New...
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Notelaea neolanceolata,
commonly called white maire, is a tree
native to New Zealand.
Notelaea neolanceolata is
found from
lowland to
hilly forest across...
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cabbage tree,
pygmy cabbage tree or by its Māori
names tī
koraha or tī
rauriki, is a narrow-leaved
monocot shrub endemic to the
North Island of New Zealand...
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Kings cabbage tree,
Norfolk Island and New Zealand)
Cordyline pumilio (Tī
rauriki, Tī
koraha or
Dwarf cabbage tree, New Zealand)
Therapeutic index Ti (prefix...
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known as raurōroa), thus also
picked up S.
oleraceus (since also
named rauriki) for
similar food and
medical use.
Native Americans had many uses for this...
- Notho****us cliffortioides,
commonly called mountain beech (Māori:
tawhai rauriki), is a
species of
southern beech tree and is
endemic to New Zealand. Mountain...
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Kunzea robusta de
Lange & Toelken, manuka, kanuka, kopuka, rawirinui, maru,
rauriki – NZ
Kunzea ×
rosea (Turcz.)
Govaerts – WA
Kunzea rostrata Toelken – WA...
- beech' in English. In the Māori language, the
species is
known as
tawhai rauriki. N.
menziesii is
endemic to New Zealand. Its
range is widespread, although...
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forest the
council has
deemed "significant",
including a
hillside of
tawhai rauriki or
black beech and
regenerating native forest dominated by kānuka. The...
