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- Acaena anserinifolia. Piripiri. Hutiwai. Bidibid.
- Aciphylla spp. Taramea. Papaī. Speargrass.
- Agaricus sp. Tipitaha. Field mushroom?
- Agrocybe parasitica. Tawaka. Edible fungus.
- Alectryon excelsus. Tītoki.
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- Aristotelia serrata. Makomako. Wineberry.
- Arthropodium cirratum. Rengarenga. Renga lily.
- Aseroe rubra. Puapua-a-Atutahi. Flower fungus.
- Asplenium bulbiferum. Mouku. Hen and chicken fern.
- Asplenium oblongifolium. Huruhuru whenua. Shining spleenwort.
- Astelia banksii. Wharawhara. Coastal astelia.
- Astelia nervosa. Kakaha. Bush lily.
- Astelia solandri. Kōwharawhara. Kahakaha. Perching astelia.
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- Auricularia cornea. Hakeke. Hakeka. Ear fungus.
- Barbarea spp. Winter cress. Toi.
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- Beilschmiedia tawa. Tawa.
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- Colocasia esculenta. Taro.
- Coprosma grandifolia. Manono. Kanono.
- Coprosma lucida. Karamū.
- Coprosma repens. Taupata.
- Coprosma robusta. Karamū.
- Cordyceps robertsii. Āwhato. Vegetable caterpillar fungus.
- Cordyline australis. Tī kōuka. Cabbage tree.
- Cordyline banksii. Tī ngahere. Forest cabbage tree.
- Cordyline fruticosa. Tī pore. Pacific cabbage tree.
- Cordyline indivisa. Tōī. Mountain cabbage tree.
- Cordyline pumilio. Dwarf cabbage tree. Tī rauriki.
- Cordyline sp. Mauku.
- Cordyline sp. Tī tawhiti. Tī para.
- Coriaria arborea. C. sarmentosa. Tutu.
- Coriaria spp. Small-leaved tutu
- Corynocarpus laevigatus. Karaka.
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- Cucurbita spp. Kamokamo. Pumpkins.
- Cyathea colensoi. Mountain tree fern.
- Cyathea medullaris. Mamaku.
- Cyathea smithii. Soft tree fern. Kātote.
- Cyathodes juniperina. Mingimingi.
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- Dacrydium cupressinum. Rimu.
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- Durvillaea antarctica. Rimurapa. Bull kelp.
- Edible fungus. Hawai.
- Edible fungus. Kapua.
- Edible fungus. Ngawari.
- Edible fungus. Pōhata.
- Edible fungus. Tīpa. Tūpā.
- Edible fungus. Wairuru.
- Elaeocarpus dentatus. Hīnau.
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- Fragaria spp. Strawberry. Whereki, tōpere, rōpere.
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- Freycinetia banksii. Kiekie. Weaving plant.
- Fuchsia excorticata. Kōtukutuku. Kōnini. Tree fuchsia.
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- Fungi. Mushrooms. Harore.
- Fungus. Harori-atua. Harori-tui. Taylor
- Fungus. Ipurangi. Toadstool.
- Fungus. Tehetehe.
- Fungus. Waewaeatua.
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- Gastrodia cunninghamii. Perei. Hūperei.
- Gastrodia sesamoides. Māikaika.
- Gaultheria antipoda. Tāwiniwini. Snowberry.
- Gaultheria depressa. Snowberry.
- Geniostoma ligustrifolium var. ligustrifolium. Hangehange.
- Geranium homeanum. Pinakitere. Cut-leaved cranesbill.
- Gigartina clavifera. Rehia. Irish moss. Red seaweed.
- Gigartina decipiens. Rehia. Irish moss.
- Gigartina spp. Rehia. Irish moss. Carrageen.
- Gracilaria spp. Red seaweed.
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- Hericium clathroides. Pekepeke-kiore. Fungus icicles.
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- Hoheria populnea. H. sextylosa. Houhere. Lacebark.
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- Ileodictyon cibarium. Basket fungus.Tūtae-whatitiri. Whareatua.
- Ileostylus micranthus. Small-leaved mistletoe. Pirinoa. Pirita.
- Ixerba brexioides. Tāwari. Whākou.
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- Knightia excelsa. Rewarewa.
- Koiri. Edible seaweed.
- Korthalsella salicornioides. Leafless mistletoe. Pirita.
- Lagenaria siceraria. Hue. Gourd.
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- Lepidium oleraceum. Nau. Cook's scurvy grass.
- Leptopteris superba. Heruheru. Prince of Wales feathers.
- Leptospermum scoparium. Mānuka. Kahikatoa.
- Leucopogon fasciculatus. Mingimingi.
- Leucopogon fraseri. Pātotara.
- Lophomyrtus bullata. Ramarama.
- Luzuriaga parviflora. Lantern berry. Pūwatawata.
- Macrocystis pyrifera. Bladder kelp.
- Macropiper excelsum. Kawakawa.
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- Metrosideros excelsa. Pōhutukawa.
- Metrosideros fulgens. Akakura. Rātā vine.
- Metrosideros robusta. Northern rātā.
- Microsorum pustulatum. Pāraharaha. Hound's tongue fern.
- Microtis unifolia. Māikaika.
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- Muehlenbeckia australis. Large-leaved muehlenbeckia.
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- Myoporum laetum. Ngaio.
- Nasturtium officinale. Kōwhitiwhiti. Watercress.
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- Neomyrtus pedunculata. Rōhutu.
- Nestegis montana. Rōroro. Narrow-leaved maire.
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- Peraxilla tetrapetala. Pirirangi. Red-flowering mistletoe.
- Pholiota sp. aff. adiposa. Harore. Hawai. Edible fungus.
- Phormium sp. Edible flax. Kōpakipaki-ika.
- Phormium tenax. Harakeke.
- Physalis peruviana. Cape gooseberry.
- Pimelea arenaria. Autetaranga. Sand pimelea.
- Pimelea prostrata. Pinātoro. Strathmore weed.
- Pisonia brunoniana. Parapara. Bird catcher tree.
- Plagianthus regius. Mānatu. Lowland ribbonwood.
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- Poa billardierei. Sand tussock. Pouaka
- Podocarpus totara. Tōtara.
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- Polyporus spp. Popoia-hakeke. Woody pore fungi.
- Polystichum richardii. Pikopiko. Shield fern.
- Porphyra columbina. Karengo
- Portulaca oleracea. Purslane.
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- Pouteria costata. Tawāpou.
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- Pratia angulata. Pānakenake.
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- Prunus persica. Peach. Pītiti.
- Pseudognaphalium luteoalbum. Cudweed. Pukatea.
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- Purapura ?
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- Rorippa palustris. Marsh yellow cress.
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- Rubus spp. Tātarāmoa. Bush lawyer.
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- Rumex neglectus. Shore dock.
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- Solanum aviculare. Solanum laciniatum. Poroporo.
- Solanum nigrum. Raupeti. Black nightshade.
- Sonchus asper. Kautara. Wekeweke. Prickly sow thistle.
- Sonchus kirkii. Raurōroa. Shore puha.
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- Taro cultivar. Awanga.
- Taro cultivar. Kinakina.
- Taro cultivar. Mamaku. Haukopa.
- Taro cultivar. Ngongoro.
- Taro cultivar. Tokotokohau.
- Taro cultivar. Uhikoho. Uhiraurenga.
- Taro cultivar. Wairuaārangi.
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- Ulva lactuca. Sea lettuce.
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- Urtica ferox. Ongaonga. Tree nettle.
- Urtica incisa. Ongaonga.
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