10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TAWHEOWHEO»
Discover the use of
tawheowheo in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tawheowheo and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Forest and watershed development and conservation in Asia ...
Type A (PBa) Frequent rimu (6) , miro (7) , occasional totara and toatoa (
Phyllocladus glaucus) , among abundant red beech (50), local silver beech (N.
menziesii) , and an under story of kamahi, tawiri, tawheowheo (Quintinia
acutifolia) , local ...
Lawrence S. Hamilton, East-West Environment and Policy Institute (Honolulu, Hawaii), 1983
2
From weta to kauri: a guide to the New Zealand forest
a guide to the New Zealand forest Janet Hunt, Rob Lucas. The name Alseuosmia
refers to the scent of the flowers and means 'perfume 0f the grove'. Look for large,
spread-out teeth on leaves. A Small tawheowheo flowers. Toropapa ...
Janet Hunt, Rob Lucas, 2004
Kggd/l~lall's totara/tawheowheo/kztutifltlass forest occurs on infertile sites at mid-
altitude (Fig. 3) and is restricted to a small area of sandy soils in the south near
the Lookout, and in and surrounding an area known as the Ngantku Swamp in
the ...
4
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
... Cunoniaceae Wemmannia racemosa Kamahi + + + + Excalloniaceae
Carpodetus serratus Marble leaf Putaputaweta + Quintinia serrata Tawheowheo
— + Rosaceae Acaena novae- zelandiae Bidibid Piripiri + Rubus sp. Bush
lawyer ...
5
New Zealand Journal of Forestry Science
Hall's totara, kamahi, toro, and tawheowheo increased (p < 0.01) in both relative
density and basal area. Broadleaf increased in relative basal area only (p < 0.01)
. Horopito and tree fems decreased in both relative density (p < 0.01, p < 0.05 ...
6
The New Zealand Journal of Forestry
Occurs up to 300ma.s.l. within a few kilometres of the coast in the eastern Bay of
Plenty and in North Taranaki. HS Variable mixtures of rimu miro, tanekaha, rata,
tawa, hinau, rewarewa, pukatea, kamahi, tawari, tawheowheo, hard beech.
7
Hawke's Bay Forests of Yesterday: A Description and ...
Occasional toatoa and frequent kamahi, tawari and tawheowheo occur. Pure red
beech is confined to the western half of the area between 760 m and 1060 m on
the ranges north-west of Pohokura Trig, 1383 m. Small to large red beech ...
Commonly associated with tawairi are understorey trees such as tawheowheo (
Quintinia serrata), the attractive shrub Pseudopanax discolor, and graceful
clumps of cutty grass (Gahnia setifolia). UPPER MONTANE FOREST The air in
the ...
9
New Zealand native plant studies
William Charles Davies. 93. Quintinia acutifolia — Mountain Tawheowheo — in
flower 94. Ascarina lucida — Hutu — in fruit. 223 Quintinia acutifolia—Mountain
Tawheowheo—in flower.
William Charles Davies, 1956
Kamahi, tawari, and tawheowheo predominate, with scattered and rather small
rimu and miro, tanekaha, toatoa, and Hall's totara. Seedlings and saplings of all
these trees are notably common along the gorge rims. The commonest shrubs ...
Bruce D. Clarkson, Mark C. Smale, Chris E. Ecroyd, 1991
