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Ficinia nodosa, the
knotted club-rush or ****by club-rush, is a
rhizomatous perennial in the
family Cyperaceae,
native to
South Africa, Australia, and...
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species (Ficinia ambigua,
Ficinia anomala,
Ficinia nodosa, and
Ficinia spiralis) that
occur in New
Zealand and a
single species Ficinia nodosa that
occurs in...
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Ficinia spiralis (pīngao, pīkao, or
golden sand sedge) is a
coastal sedge endemic to New
Zealand (including the
Chatham Islands).
Originally widespread...
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Ficinia spiralis spreads a****ually with
runners in the sand....
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Erioscirpus Palla Evandra R.Br.
Exocarya Benth.
Exochogyne C.B.Clarke
Ficinia Schrad.
Fimbristylis Vahl
Fuirena Rottb.
Gahnia J.R.Forst. & G.Forst. Gymnoschoenus...
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Genus Ficinia:
Ficinia acrostachys (Steud.) C.B.Clarke,
indigenous Ficinia a****inata (Nees) Nees,
endemic Ficinia albicans Nees,
endemic Ficinia anceps...
- petiolata,
Asplenium obtusatum,
Cyperus ustulatus,
Disphyma australe, and
Ficinia nodosa. The
islands have no
native land mammals. An
endemic bird subspecies...
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Ficinia spiralis (pīngao)
spreads by
forming stolons in the sand....
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knapweed Corispermum hyssopifolium Dysphania atriplicifolia, tumble-weed
Ficinia spiralis, a New
Zealand sedge Pani****
capillare Psoralea,
white tumbleweeds...
- low-growing dune
plants and
other vegetation such as the
native pīngao (
Ficinia spiralis) or the
introduced marram gr**** (Ammophila arenaria). They may...
