-
different names referring to I. cibarium.
These include tūtae kēhua ("ghost droppings"),
tūtae whatitiri, and
whareatua ("house of the devil"), kōkirikiriwhetū...
-
suffered severe losses in a raid on the Kai
Tutae hapu
despite outnumbering their foe ten to one,
because the Kai
Tutae were
equipped with muskets.
Under Hongi...
-
traditional varieties,
including Karuparerā, Huakaroro, Raupī, Moemoe, and
Tūtae-kurī.
These are smaller, ****blier, and more
colourful than
modern potato...
- the same for
Necremnus artynes and
Ferracini et al. 2012 for
Necremnus tutae on Tuta absoluta, and
thereby act as pest
controls in tomato, potato, and...
- is a
river on
Stewart Island, New Zealand. It is
called Tutae Ka
Wetoweto (sometimes
Tutae-Ka-Wetoweto) in Māori.
Named Port
South East by Owen Smith...
- Te
Rarawa is a Māori iwi of Northland, New Zealand. The iwi is one of five
Muriwhenua iwi of the far
north of the
North Island. Te
Rarawa has 23 foundation...
- is a
genus of
hymenopteran insects of the
family Eulophidae. Including: N.
tutae Key to
Nearctic eulophid genera Universal Chalcidoidea Database v t e...
- Ngāti
Kurapoto at Taupō, who came down the
Taharua River to join them. At
Tutae-puehu, they
encountered a
woman of Ngāti
Whitikaupeka called Hine-te-kikini...
- Island.
Commonly eaten by
Maori in New Zealand, for whom it is
known as
Tutae Koau, sea
celery was also an
important vegetable for
early explorers and...
- (Enteromorpha flexuosa) Imu vai (Marquesan)
Green sea
cushion (Codium arabi****) Imu
tutae kioe (Marquesan) Sea
grapes (Caulerpa racemosa) ʻonini (Tahitian), Imu topua...
