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Forest Vines to Snow Tussocks: The Story of New Zealand Plants

Figure 100 Group of alpine plants at Arthurs Pass, Canterbury. The large circular leaves are Ranunculus lyallii. Two mountain daisies are present, C. semicordata below and C. armstrongii above. The herb with very divided leaves is Anisotome haastii and the long silvery leaves at the top belong to Astelia nervosa. The needle-leaved shrubs are Dracophyllum longifolium. — Photo: J. W. Dawson

Figure 100 Group of alpine plants at Arthurs Pass, Canterbury. The large circular leaves are Ranunculus lyallii. Two mountain daisies are present, C. semicordata below and C. armstrongii above. The herb with very divided leaves is Anisotome haastii and the long silvery leaves at the top belong to Astelia nervosa. The needle-leaved shrubs are Dracophyllum longifolium.Photo: J. W. Dawson.

Figure 100 Group of alpine plants at Arthurs Pass, Canterbury. The large circular leaves are Ranunculus lyallii. Two mountain daisies are present, C. semicordata below and C. armstrongii above. The herb with very divided leaves is Anisotome haastii and the long silvery leaves at the top belong to Astelia nervosa. The needle-leaved shrubs are Dracophyllum longifolium.
Photo: J. W. Dawson.