Resource survey of northern Stewart Island. Part I, Indigenous grasslands

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Resource survey of northern Stewart Island. Part I, Indigenous grasslands

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Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research

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Throughout the alpine areas of Stewart Island, the grasslands are dominated by the unique Chionochloa pungens swards which have many associated endemic species. On Mount Anglem, these swards are occasionally interrupted by small aggregated colonies of Chionochloa flavescens. Little or no modification of these areas is evident as indicated by the very low frequency of animal pellets present. It was recommended that a reserve be established on the Mount Anglem area to retain this unique vegetat...

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Report

Date created

1976

Creator

Evans, G. R. / Fine, N. M.

URL

https://doi.org/10.7931/DL1-PFR-143

Related subjects

Grasslands / Grasses / New Zealand / Stewart Island / Rakiura

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