Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand . Fig. 2.—View of Northern Aspect of One of Rugged angustifolia in bloom. Olearia Colensoi on Fig. 3.—Rugged Islands (Weather Side). The exposed parts are practically devoid of plant covering, but crevices Pullof stunted Olearia angu&tifolia. Face p. 80.} Poppelwell.—Plant Covering, Codfish Island and, Rugged Islands. 81 complexa, Dicksonia squarrosa, Hemitelia Smithii, Fuschia excorticata, Car-podetus serratus, Wcinmannia racemosa, Pittosporum Colensoi, MyrsineUrvillei, Coprosma lucida, Aristotelia- racemosa, Schefflera
Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand . Fig. 2.—View of Northern Aspect of One of Rugged angustifolia in bloom. Olearia Colensoi on Fig. 3.—Rugged Islands (Weather Side). The exposed parts are practically devoid of plant covering, but crevices Pullof stunted Olearia angu&tifolia. Face p. 80.} Poppelwell.—Plant Covering, Codfish Island and, Rugged Islands. 81 complexa, Dicksonia squarrosa, Hemitelia Smithii, Fuschia excorticata, Car-podetus serratus, Wcinmannia racemosa, Pittosporum Colensoi, MyrsineUrvillei, Coprosma lucida, Aristotelia- racemosa, Schefflera digitata, Pseudo-panax crassifolia, and Rhipogonum scandens. Some plants of the latterwere resplendent with their scarlet drupes. The principal undergrowthconsisted of Lomaria dura, L. lanceolata, Asplenium bulbiferum, Nerteradichondraefolia, Asplenium flaccidum, Polypodium Billardieri, P. australe,Lomaria capensis, Hymenophyllum demissum, H. dilatatum, H. sanguino-lentum, and a species of Uncinia. In the damper parts I also notedNothopanax Colensoi, Coprosma areolata, Nothopanax Edgerleyi, AlsophilaColensoi, Rubus schmidelioides, Leptospermum scopariu
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