-
Libocedrus bidwillii, also
called pāhautea,
kaikawaka or New
Zealand cedar, is a
species of Libocedrus,
endemic to New Zealand. It is in the
cypress family...
- varies: on the flat
outwash terraces, it
contains rātā (Metrosideros) and
kaikawaka (Libocedrus bidwillii),
while on the
slopes there is more
supplejack (Ripogonum...
- kārearea. It also has Darwin's barberry,
which DoC is
trying to control.
Kaikawaka Scenic Reserve is 5.44 ha (13.4 acres),
south of Rangiwahia, on Wairaki...
-
forest here
features a
species of Libocedrus,
variously called Pahautea,
Kaikawaka or New
Zealand cedar,
Libocedrus bidwillii,
which is
unusual in this region...
-
Finally grazing by
goats and
possums can
eradicate others such as kamahi,
kaikawaka (Libocedrus bidwillii) and
mountain tōtara. Therefore,
smaller islands...
-
forests on
Mount Taranaki include Hall's
totara (Podocarpus laetus) and
kaikawaka (Libocedrus bidwillii). Higher-elevation
plant communities include southern...
-
northern rātā (Metrosideros robusta), kāmahi (Pterophylla racemosa) and
kaikawaka (Libocedrus bidwillii). The
forest understory contains mountain cabbage...
-
native forest. Rimu and
northern rātā grew
above 1000 feet, with kamahi,
kaikawaka and pink pine
growing at
higher and
steeper slopes,
leatherwood scrub...
- year. The
ridges are
covered by a sub-alpine
vegetation of low
scrub and
kaikawaka along with neinei,
pepperwood and
divaricating shrubs inters****d with...
-
vegetation gradually shifts,
including larger amounts of
species such as
kaikawaka,
neinei and
southern rātā. From an
altitude of
about 1,000
metres (3,300 ft)...
