weaving/fibre plants - other than flax
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- Asplenium bulbiferum. Mouku. Hen and chicken fern.
- Astelia banksii. Wharawhara. Coastal astelia.
- Astelia fragrans. Kakaha. Bush flax
- Astelia nervosa. Kakaha. Bush lily.
- Astelia solandri. Kōwharawhara. Kahakaha. Perching astelia.
- Astelia trinervia. Kauri grass. Kōkaha.
- Austroderia spp. Toetoe.
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- Carex comans. Maurea. Longwood tussock.
- Carex flagellifera. Mānaia. Maurea.
- Celmisia holosericea. Pekepeke.
- Celmisia semicordata. Celmisia coriacea. Tikumu. Large mountain daisy.
- Celmisia spectabilis. Tikumu. Puakaito.
- Celmisia viscosa
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- Clematis paniculata. Puawānanga.
- Clematis spp.
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- Coprosma grandifolia. Manono. Kanono.
- Coprosma repens. Taupata.
- Coprosma robusta. Karamū.
- Cordyline australis. Tī kōuka. Cabbage tree.
- Cordyline banksii. Tī ngahere. Forest cabbage tree.
- Cordyline indivisa. Tōī. Mountain cabbage tree.
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- Cyperus ustulatus. Toetoe upokotangata. Giant umbrella sedge.
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- Freycinetia banksii. Kiekie. Weaving plant.
- Gahnia lacera. Cutty grass. Toetoe-tarangārara
- Gahnia procera. Tātaki. Tūtaki
- Gahnia setifolia. Cutty grass. Māpere.
- Gahnia spp. Cutty grass.
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- Hoheria populnea. H. sextylosa. Houhere. Lacebark.
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- Juncus spp. Wīwī. Rush.
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