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- Potato cultivar names recorded by Hammond.
- Potato cultivar. Aka raupō.
- Potato cultivar. Hope taone. Hobart Town.
- Potato cultivar. Huakaroro.
- Potato cultivar. Kapa. Parihi.
- Potato cultivar. Kara kaone.
- Potato cultivar. Kimokimo.
- Potato cultivar. Kotipo.
- Potato cultivar. Kōwiniwini.
- Potato cultivar. Maitaha. Rokeroke.
- Potato cultivar. Manerau.
- Potato cultivar. Maori Chief.
- Potato cultivar. Māori.
- Potato cultivar. Marikena.
- Potato cultivar. Moemoe.
- Potato cultivar. Old Red.
- Potato cultivar. Para-kōkako.
- Potato cultivar. Para-kōtukutuku.
- Potato cultivar. Parakaraka
- Potato cultivar. Parareka.
- Potato cultivar. Piakaroa.
- Potato cultivar. Poiwa.
- Potato cultivar. Pokerekāhu.
- Potato cultivar. Pounamu.
- Potato cultivar. Pungapunga.
- Potato cultivar. Raparuru. Wairuru.
- Potato cultivar. Raramu.
- Potato cultivar. Raupi.
- Potato cultivar. Rokoroko. Araro.
- Potato cultivar. Taewa.
- Potato cultivar. Tapapa. Karu-pārera.
- Potato cultivar. Taramu.
- Potato cultivar. Tātairongo.
- Potato cultivar. Tekepo.
- Potato cultivar. Urenika.
- Potato cultivar. Uwhi. Uwi. Uhi.
- Potato cultivar. Waiararo.
- Potato cultivar. Wini-harete.
- Potato cultivars recognized by Tūhoe.
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- Potatoes. Terms used to describe soaking/fermenting.
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