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Harris G. F., Te Whaiti H. 1996. Rengarenga lilies and Māori occupation at Matakitaki-a-Kupe (Cape Palliser). Journal of the Polynesian Society 105(3): 271-285

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This ethnobotanical study explores the possibility that the colonies of rengarenga growing over a small isolated area east of the Cape Palliser lighthouse, remain from plants either established and cultivated by Māori or from wild plants managed by Māori to perpetuate a valuable resource.

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Rengarenga lilies and Māori occupation at Matakitaki-a-Kupe (Cape Palliser)
1996
Harris G. F., Te Whaiti H.
Journal of the Polynesian Society
105
3
271
285

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