Part 3 - (pdf 1.69MB) - Land Information New Zealand

Crown Pastoral Land 

Tenure Review 

Lease name : 

GLENARAY/WHITECOMB 

Lease number : 

PS 008/PS 017 

Conservation Resources Report 

- Part 3 

As part of the process of Tenure Review, advice on significant inherent 

values within the pastoral lease is provided by Department of 

Conservation officials in the form of a Conservation Resources Report. 

This report is the result of outdoor survey and inspection. It is a key piece 

of information for the development of a preliminary consultation 

document. 

Note: Plans which form part of the Conservation Resources Report are 

published separately. 

These documents are all released under the Official information Act 

1982. 

February 06

RELEASED UNDER THE OFFICIAL INFORMATION ACT 

APPENDIX 4: Plant Species List 

la Glenaray Station freehold land in Steeple Bum- Forest 

1b Glenaray Station freehold land in Steeple Bum - Steeple Bum 

2 Dome/Steeple Bum Bush 

3 Lower Dome Ridge 

4 Upper Dome Ridge 

5 MUlTay/Gow Ridge 

6 Patersons Ridge 

7 Track to Blue Lake 

8 Western Plateau (GPS E2199808 N 5524215) 

9a Jac Macsarea 

9b additional species to 9a within Zero Gully 

10 Waikaia tors 

11 Campbells Creek to Potters 

12 Additional species listed in RAP descriptions from Old Man ED PNAP report 

13 List by A. P. Dmce 

FERNS 

Asplenium bulbiferum var. gracillimum 2 13 

Aspleniumflabellifolium 1b 2 13 

Aspleniumflaccidum 1a 2 3 13 

Asplenium hookerianum 6? 13 

Asplenium richardii lb 2 6 7 8 13 

Asplenium terrestre 13 

Azollafiliculoides. 13 

Blechnum chambersii 2 6 13 

Blechnum discolour 13 

Blechnum fluviatile la,b 2 6 13 

Blechnum membranaceum 13 

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Pellaea rotun,4ifoliq. 13 

Phymatasorus diversifotius 2 6 13 

Polystichum cystostegia 4 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Polystichum richardii 13 

Polystichum vestitum la,b 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Pteridium esculentum 1b 2 3 4 5 7 13 

Pyrrosia eleagnifolia 13 

Sticherus cuninghamii 13 

PODOCARPS 

Dacrycarpus dacrydioides . # 

Halocarpus bidwillii 12 13 

Phyllocladus alpinus 2 7 8 13 

Podocarpus hallii 1a,b 2 5 13 

Podocarpus nivalis 12 13 

Podocarpus totara 13 

Podocarpus hallii x nivalis 13 

Prumnopitys taxifolia 13 

TREES AND SHRUBS 

Alepisflavida 2 13 

Arisoteliafruticosa lb 2 6 13 

Arisoteliaserrata 2 13 

Arisotelia serrata x fruticosa 2 

Brachyglottis buchananii 12 13 

Brachyglottis cassinioides 13 

Brachyglottis revoluta 4 6 7 9a 11 13 

Carmichaelia arborea (= C. grandiflora) 13 

Carmichaelia compacta 12 13 . 

Carmichaelia virgata 1b ·2 5 6 7 13 



Brachyglottis haastif ' 3 13 

Brachyglottis southlandicus 1b 2 3 4 6 7 

Brachyscome afflongiscapa 2 7 13 

Brachyscomeradicata 7 13 

Brachyscome sinclairii 4 9a 11 13 

Cardamine bilobata 13 

Cardamine corymbosa agg. 13 

Cardamine debilisagg. sp.1. 1a 2 4 6 7 9a 11 13 

Cardamine debilis agg. sp. 2 13 

Cardamine debilis llscree n 13 

Celmisia aff. alpina 6 8 9a 11 13 

Celmisia angustifolia 9a? 13 

Celmisia argentia 13 

Celmisia bellidioides 13 

Celmisia brevifolia 7 9a? 11 13 

Celmisia durietzei . 13 

Celmisia densiflora (including prorepensform) 3 4 5 6 7 9a ·10 11 13 

Celmisia glandulosa 5 7 11 13 

Celmisia gracilenta 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 13 

Celmisia sp tlgracilenta rhizomatous n 3 5 6 7 8 10 11 13 

Celmisia haastii 7 9a 10 11 13 

Celmisia hectorii 7 13 

Celmisia hookerii 13 

Celmisia laricifqiia, 4 6 7 8 9b 13 

Celmisia linearis rc.sessiliflora x semicordaa) 11 13 

Celmisia lyallii 3 4 6 7 8 9b 10 11 13 

Celmisia ramulosa 6 7 9b 11 13 

Celmisia semicordata ssp. aurigans 3 4 6 7 10 11 13 

. Celmisia semicordata var. stricta 3 4 10 13 

Celmisia sessiliflora 4 6 7 10 11 13 



Celmisia verbaci/olia 6 7 9a 13 

Celmisia verbascifolia x sessiliflora 7 13 

Celmisia viscosa 6 7 13 

Celmisia walkerii 

12 13 

Centella uniflora 

13 

Cheesemartia wallii . 

12 13 

Chionohebe densiflora 4 6 7 9b 13 

Chionohebe glabra 

12 13 

Chionohebe thomsonii 6 7 

Colobanthus affinus 

13 

9a 

Colobanthus apetalus 

13 

13 

Colobanthus brevisepalus 

Colobanthus buchananii 3 4 6 7 10 13 

Colobanthus strictus 3 5 7 10 11 13 

Craspedia lanata var. elongata 

9a? 10 11 13 

Craspedia lanata 

9a 13 

Craspedia robu$ta 

13 

Craspedia uniflora 4 6 7 10 11 

Craspedia sp. 

11 13 

Crassula sinclairii 

Crassula tetramera (=C. sieberiana) 2 13 

Dolychoglottis lyallii 3 4 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Dolychoglottis scorzoneroides 

12 13 

Dolychoglottis scorzoneroides x lyallii 

DonatiO. nov(;ze-zelCl1idiize 7 13 

Drosera arcturii 4 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Epilobium alsinoides 3 4 6 9a 11 13 

Epilobium atriplicifolium 3 4 7 8 9a 10 13 

Epilobium·brunnescens ssp. brunescens 2 6 7 8 9a 11 13 

Epilobium brunnescens ssp. minutiflorum 

13 

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Epilobium chloraefolium 4 9b 13 

Epilobium cockaynianum 

13 

Epilobium elegans 

13 

Epilobium glabellum 3 9b? 13 

Epilobium sp. aff. glabellum (E. sp. "Umbrella") 

13 

Epilobium hectorii 

13 

Epilobium insulare 2 3 13 

Epilobiuin komarovianum 3 6 7 8 9a 11 

Epilobium macropus 

13 

10 11 

Epilobium matthewsii 

13 

Epilobium melanocaulon 

13 

Epilobium sp. "minutiflorum" 

13 

Epilobium nerteroides 13 

2 

Epilobium nummularifolia 

13 

13 

Epilobium pedunculare/linnaroides 1a 2 6 7 

Epilobium pernitens 

13 

7 10 

Epilobium pictum 

13 

Epilobium porphorium 

13 

Epilobium pubens 

13 

1b 2 6 

Epilobium purpuraium 

13 

13 

Epilobium rotundifolium 

13 

Epilobium tasmanicum 4 7 10 11 13 

Epilobium aff. cheesemanii 

13 

Euphrasia australis 

13 

Euphrasia dyerii 

9a 11 13 

Euphrasia petrieii 

12 13 

Euphrasia zelandica 3 4 7 11 13 

Euphrasia sp. 

13 

Porstera sedifolia 6 9b 13 

Farstera tenella 3 4 6 7 8 10 13 



Galium perpusillum 2 6 7 9a 

Galium propinquum 11 13 

lb 2 

Gentiana amabilis 13 

4 6 7 

Gentiana bellidifolia 

9a 10 11 13 

2 3 4 6 i 

7 8 

Gentiana aff. bellidioides 

10 13 

Gentiana divisa . 

13 

Gentiana aff. divisa 

13 

Gentiana grisebachii/matthewsii 13 

3 4 6 

Gentiana montana? 

9b 11 13 

4 

Gentiana serotina 

Geranium microphyllum 13 

2 3 4 6 7 8 

Geranium sessiliflorum 

9a 10 11 13 

7 

Geum leiospermum 

9b 11 13 

3 4 6 7 8 

Geum parviflorum 

9a 11 13 

6 

Geum pusillum 

9a 10 13 

Geum uniflorum 

13 

7 

Gingidia baxterae 

9b 11 13 

5 6 

Gingidia decipiens 

11 13 

Gingidia ensyii 

13 

Gingidium montana 

10 13 

Glossostigma diandrum 

13 

Gnaphalium audax 13 

2 6 7 

Gnaphalium ensifer? 

13 

6 

Gnaphalium laterale 3 4 5 6 7 8 9a 10 

Gnaphalium limosum 

11 13 

2 6 

Gnaphalium mackayii 13 

3 4 5 ·6 7 8 9a 

Gnaphalium polylepis 

10 11 13 

3 

Gnaphalium ruahinicum 

13 

Gnaphalium traversii 13 

3 4 5 

Gonocarpus aggregatus 11 13 

2 3 5 6 13 



Gonocarpus micranthus 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 13 

Gonocarpus montanus 3 4 5 6 

Gunnera dentata 13 

Gunnera monoica 3 7 13 

Haastia sinclairii var. fulvida 13 

Haloragus erecta 13 

Hectorella caespitosa 6 7 11 13 

Helichrysum filicaule 2 3 5 6 7 8 10 11 13 

Hydrocotyle heteromeria 1a 2 13 

Hydrocotyle microphylla 6 7 9a 13 

Hydrocotyle moschata 1a 2 13 

Hydrocotyle novae-zelandiae var. montana 2 3 6 7 8 11 13 

Hydrocotyle novae-zelandiae var novae-zelandiae1a 3 5 6 8 13 

Hydrocotyle sa/cata 11 13 

Hypericumjaponicum? 11 

Ischnocarpus novae-ze/andiae 13 

Kirkianella novae-ze/andiae 13 

Lagenifera barkerii 3 6? 11 13 

Lagenifera cuneata 3 5 9a 11 13 

Lagenifera petiolata 2 5 8 11 13 

Lagenifera pumila 2 13 

Lagenifera strangulata 1a 2 7 13 

Leptinella albida 13 

Leptinella gouenii 7 13 

Leptinella maniototo 13 

Leptinella pectinata var. wilcoxii 4 6 7 9b 10 

Leptinella pectinata var. villosa 13 

Leptinella pusilla 13 

Leptinella serrulata 13 

Leptinella squalida Var. mediana 4 6 7 8 9a 11 13 



Leucogenes grandiceps 4 6 7 9b 13 

Limosella lineata 13 

Lobelia linnaeioides 9a 13 

Mazus radicans 13 

Mentha cunninghamii 11 13 

Microseris scapigera 3 6 11 13 

Montia fontana 6 9b 13 

Myosotis cheesemanii 13 

Myosotis /yallii 7? 13 

Myosotus macrantha " 13 

Myosotis pu/vinaris 13 

Myosotis pygmea var. drucei 7 13 

Myosotis pygmea var. glauca 13 

Myosotis aff. tenericaulis 9b 13 

Myriophyllum propinquum 13 

Myriophyllum triphy/lum 11 13 

Neopaxia australasica 7 9a 11 13 

Nertera balfouriana 13 

Nertera ciliata 13 

Nertera depressa 1a 2 3 5 6 7 13 

Nertera setulosa 3 5 6 13 

Nertera villosa 2 13 

Oreomyrrhis sp. "bog" 7 9a 10 11 13 

Oreomyrrhis colensoi 2 3 5 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Oreomyrhis rigida 13 

Oreomyrrhis ramosa 1b 2 6 7 8 9a 11 13 

Oreostylidium subulatum 6 13 

Ourisia caespitosa 3 4 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Ourisia confenfolia 13 

Ourisia glandulosa 7 9a 11 13 



Ourisia lactea ssp. lacteal 13 

Ourisia spathulata 13 

Oxalis exilis 1b 13 

Oxalis magellanica 2 3 4 6 9b 10 13 

Pachycladon novae-zelandiae 4 6 7 10 13 

Phyllachnce colensoi 4 6 7 10 11 13 

Phyllachne rubrq 11 13 

Plantago lanigera 3 4 i 7 8 9b 10 11 13 

Plantago novae-zelandiae 13 

Plantago raoulii 7 

Plantago triandra 12 13 

Plantago uniflora 3 4 5 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Potenilla anserinoides 13 

Pratia angulata 3 4 6 7 8 10 11 13 

Pratia aff. macrodon 13 

Pratia perpusi/la 13 

Pseudognaphalium luteD-album 13 

Psyrophila obtusa 4 6 7 9a 11 13 

Ranunculus berggranii/ensyii 4 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Ranunculus buchananii 12 13 

Ranunculus cheesemanii 2 3 6 8 9a 11 13 

Ranunculusfoliosus 2 3 6 7 11 13 

Ranunculus sp. "Garvie" 13 

Ranunculus glabrifolius 2 13 

Ranunculus gracilepes 4 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Ranuunculus haastii ssp. piliferus 13 

Ranunculus maculus 13 

Ranunculus membranifolius 1a 2 13 

Ranunculus multiscapus 4 5 7 9a 10 11 13 

Ranunculus pachyrrhizus 12 13 



Ranunculus sp. UPeel"? 6 13 

Ranunculus rejlexus 7 8 13 

Ranunculus royii 4 6 7 9b 13 

Raoulia australis 13 

Raoulia buchananii 13 

Raoulia aff. bryoides 12 13 

Raoulia glabra 2 3 4 5 6 7 10 13 

Raoulia grandiflora 4 6 7 9a 11 13 

Raoulia haastii 13 

Raoulia hectorii 4 6 7 11 13 

Raoulia hectorii var. mollis 13 

Raoulia hookerii var. apice-nigra 12 13 

Raoulia parkii 12 13 

Raoulia subsericea 3 4 5 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Raoulia subulata 7 13 

Raoulia tenuicaulis 9a 11 13 

Raoulia youngii 12 13 

Rumexjlexuosus 2 13 

Schizeilema cockaynei 6 9b 11 13 

Schizeilema exiguum 13 

Schizeilema haastii ssp haastii 4 6 9b 13 

Schizeilema hydrocotyloides 13 

Schizeilema trifoliolatum 1a,b 2 

Scleranthus brockeii 3 5 6 7 13 

Scleranthus uniflorus 3 4 5 6 7 9a 10 11 13 

Senecio glacophyllus ssp. discoideus 13 

Senecio minimus 1a,b 2 13 

Senecio wairauensis 2 7 13 

Stellaria gracilenta ' 3 4 6 9a 11 13 

Stellaria panJiflora 2 6 7 8 9a 13 



Stellaria roughii 13 

Taraxacummagellanica 6 7 9a 13 

Urtica aspera 13 

Urtica incisa 1a,b 2 13 

Uricularia monanthos 8 9a 13 

Viola cunninghamii 3 4 8 10 11 13 

Viola fiiicaulis 1a,b 2 13 

Viola lya/lii 13 

Vittadinia australis ·13 

Wahlenbergia albomarginata 2 3 4 5 6 7 9a 10 11 13 

Wahlenburgia rupestris 13 

MONOCOTS 

GRASSES 

Agrostis imbeeilla 13 

Agrostis meul/eriana 4 6 9a 13 

Agrostis muscosa 7 10 11 13 

Agrostis pallescens 4 8 9a 13 

Agrostis petreii 9b 13 

Agrostis affdyerii 13 

Chionochloa conspicua 13 

Chionochloa crassiuscula ssp. torta 4? 6 7 13 

Chionochloa macra 4 6 7 9a 10 13 

Chionochloa rigida var. rigida 1b 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Chionochloa rigida ssp. amara? 9b 13 

Chionochloa rubra var. cuprea 3 4 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Chionochloa macra x rubra 13 

.Chionochloa oreophila # 

Chionochloa rigida x rubra' 13 

Cortadieria richardii 2 13 



Deschampsia cespitosa 9a 

Deschampsia chapmani 8? 9a 13 

Deschampsia pusilla 13 

Deschampsia tenella 9a? 13 

Deyeuxia aucklandica 3 4? 6 13 

Deyeuxia avenoides 1b 3 4 8 13 

Dichelachne crinita 6 13 

Elymus apricus 13 

Elymus solandri 3 4 5? 6? 9a? 13 

Elymus tenuis 13 

Festuca madida 9a 11 13 

Festuca matthewsii 9a 

Festuca novae-zelandiae 6 7 9b 11 13 

Festuca multinodus? 4 

Hierochloea equiseta 13 

Hierochloa novae-zelandiae 9a 13 

Hierochloe recurvata 4? 6? 9a 13 

Hierochloe redolens 6 13 

Koeleria cheesemanii 9a? . 13 

Koeleria novozelandica 9b 13 

Lachnogrostis ssp. pilosa 13 

Lachnogrostis lyallii 13 

Lachnogrostis uda 4? 9a? 13 

Microlaena avenacea 2 13 

Poa breviglumis 7 8 9a 13 

Poa'cita 13 

Poa colensoi 1b 3 4 5 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Poa imbecilla . 2 13 

Poa incrassata 13 

Poa kirkii 9a 13 



Poa lindsayii 4? 11 

Poa novae-zelandiae/subvestita 7 9b 13 

Poa sublimes 13 

PDa tonsa 13 

Rytidosperma australe 3 4 6 7 9a 11 13 

Rytidosperma buchananii 4 6 9a 13 

Rytidosperma corinum 13 

Rytidosperma gracile 2 3 4 5 6 7 13 

Rytidosperma murum 13 

Rytidosperme nigricans? 9b 

Rytidosperma pumilum 3 4 7 9a 11 13 

Rytidosperma setifolium 3 4 6 7 9a 13 

Rytidosperma thomsonii 13 

Stenostachys laevis 13 

Stenostachys narduroides 13 

Trisetum lepidum 4 6 9a 13 

Trisetum spicatum 13 

Trisetum tenellum 3 4 9a 13 

Trisetum youngii 9b 13 

Zotovia colensoi 13 

SEDGES 

Carex acicularis 13 

Carex bergrennii 13 

Carex breviculmis 3 4 5 6 

Carex capillacea 3 

Carex colensoi? 9a 

Carex comans 9b 13 

Carex coriacea 1b 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 13 

Carex dissita 1a 13 



Carex echinata 

Carex edgarae 

Carex ensyii 

3 4 7 8 13 

13 

13 

Carexjlagellijera 13 

Carexforsterii 2 13 

Carexfretalis 13 

Carex gaudiehaudiana 1b 2 4 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Carex geminata 2 

Carex gouenii? 9a 

Carex heetorii (including redform) 7 9a 10 11 13 

Carex kirkii 

Carex lachenalii 8 9a 11 

13 

13 

Carex maoriea 

Carex muelleri 

1b 

13 

Carex pterocarpa 13 

Carex pyrenoiea var. eephalotes 7 9a 13 

Carexsecta 13 

Carex sinelairii 4 6 8 11 13 

Carex virgata . 

Carex wakatipu 

Carpha alpina 

Eleoeharis acuta 

Isolepis aucklandicus 

Isolepis caligenis 

Isolepis'habrus 

1b 

1b 

2 

2 

3 

3 

3 

4 

4 

4 

4 

5 

6 

6 

6 

6 

7 

7 

7 

7 

8 

8 

9b 

9a 

9a 

10 

10 

10 

11 

11 

11 

13 

13 

13 

13 

13 

13 

13 

Lepidosperma australe 

Oreobolus impar 7 13 

Oreobolus peetinatus 3 4 5 6 7 8 9a 10 11 13 . 

Oreobolus strietus 3 4 5 6 7 10 13 

Schoenus paueiflorus 3 4 5 6 7 8 9a 11 

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Uncinia affinus? 2 

Uncinia caespitosa 

Uncinia clavata 1a 21 13 

7 

Uncinia divaricata 13 

3 4 

Uncinia drucei 

7 8 9a 10 11 13 

Uncinia elegans 

13 

Uncinia ferruginea 2 

13 

Uncinia filiformis 1a 

Uncinia fuscovaginata 

7 

1a 13 

4 6 

Uncinia purpurata 

7 9a 10 13 

3 4 6 

Uncinia rubra 

8 

2 3 

13 

4 5 6 7 

Uncinia rupestris 

13 

Uncinia sinclairii 

13 

Uncinia viridis 

13 

Uncinia zotovii 

13 

13 

RUSHES 

Centolepis ciliata 

CentroIepis paUida 

12 13 

7 

Empodisma minus 

11 13 

Gaimardia setacea 

13 

6 7 

Juncus antarcticus 

8 9a 

·3 

11 13 

4 6 7 

Juncus australis 

8 9a 13 

Juncus distegus 

13 

Juncus gregiflorus 2 

13 

3 

Juncus novae-zelandiae 13 

3 6 

Juncua planifolius 

13 

Juncus pusillus 13 

4 6 7 8 

Juncus sarophorus 

9b 

Luzula banksiana var. migrata 1b 

13 

6 7 8 9b 10 11 13 



Luzula crenulata 13 

Luzula crinita varpetriana 13 

Luzula leptophylla 6 7 9a 11 13 

Luzula pumila 3 4 6 7 11 13 

Luzula rufa 3 4 6 7 8 10 11 13 

Luzula rufa var. albicomans 13 

Luzula sp "rufa rhizomatous" 13 

Luzula traversii 13 

Luzula traversii var. tenuis 13 

Marsippospermum gracile 4 6 7 9a 11 13 

Rostkovia magellanica 4 6 7 9a 11 13 

ORCHIDS 

Adenochilus gracilis 2 13 

Aporostylis bifolia 2 3 4 6 13 

Caladenia lyallii 2 13 

Chiloglottis cornutta 2 1 7 13 

Corybas macranthus 2 13 

Corybas trilobus la 2 7 

Corybassp. 3 

Gastrodia cunninghamii 

Earina autumnalis 

2 

Microtis o/igantha 3 

Microtis uniflora 

Prasophyllum colensoi 

Pterostylus australis 

Pterostylis banksii 

Pterostylis aff. cycnocephala 

2 

3 

3 4 5 

8 

8 9a 

13 

13 

13 

13 

Pterostylis sp. 

Thelymitra cyanea 

3 6 

13 





Crataegus monogyna 2 5 

Crepis capillaris 2 5 6 

Cynosorus cristatus 2 6 

Cytasus scoparius 2 5 6 

Dactylis glomerata 2 6 

Digitalis purpurea 2 6 

Epilobium ciliatum 2 5 

Euphrasia nemorosa -2 4 5 6 9a 

Festuca rubra 5 6 9a 

Hieracium caespitosum 9a 

Hieracium lepidulum 2 4 6 8 9a 11 

Hieracium piloselia 2 4 5 6 8 9a 11 

Hieracium praealtum 6 11 

Holcus lanatus 2 4 6 9a 

Hypericum androsaemum 2 5 

Hypochaeris radicata 2 4 5 6 8 9a 10 11 

Isolepis setacea 2 

Juncus articulatus 2 4 6 

Juncus bufonius 2 11 

Juncus conglomerates 11 

Juncus effusus 2 5 6 

Juncus squarrosus 4 5 6 7 

Juncus tenuis 2 4 5 6 

Leontodon taraxacoides 

Leycestera formosa 2 

Linum cartharticum 2 5 6 

Lolium perenne 2 

Lotus pedunculatus 2 5 6 9a 

Matricaria matricioides 2 5 6 

Mimulus moschatus 2 5 6 8 



Mycelis muralis 2 

Parentucella viscosa 2 

Phleum pratense 2 

Pinus contorta 2 

Plantago lanceolata 2 6 

Plantago major 2 6 

Poa annua 2 

Poa pratense 2 5 6 9a 11 

Polygonum aviculare 2 

Potentilla anglica? 2 

Prunella vulgaris 2 5 6 

Ranunculus repens 2 6 

Ribes uva-crispa 

Rosa rubiginosa 2 

Rumex acetosella 2 4 5 8 9a 10 11 

Rumex crispus 2 6 

Rumex obtusifolius 2 

Sagina procumbens 4 6 

Sambucus nigra 2 5 

Senecio jacobaea 2 5 6 

Soncus aspera 2 

Stellaria alsine? 

Stellaria gramin'ea 11 

2 6?' 

Stellaria media 2 

Taraxacum officinale 

6 9a 11 

Trifolium dubium 

6 

5 6 

Trifolium pratense 2 6 

Trifolium repens 2 4 5 6 8 10 

Ulex europaeus 2 5 6 

Veronica arvensis 

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APPENDIX 5: Technical vegetation descriptions 

A FrontHill Country 

B High Dissected Hill Country 

4. Lower Dome Burn 

Lower Dome Burnbeech forest: This description is for the beech forest on the terrace above the Dome 

Burn at c. 280m (GR NZMS 260 F44 810 967). The forest canopy is dominatedbymountainbeech 

(Nothofagus solandri var. cliffortioides), with occasionalred beech (N. fusca) and silver beech (N. 

menziesi.). The understory includes seedling/sapling mountain and silver beech, Coprosma colensoi 

and C. rhamnoides, with occasional peppertree, marbleleafand weeping mapou. The ground cover 

includes bryophytes, prickly shield fern (Polystiehum vestitum) and patches ofwater fem. 

Depleted tussocldand on northernridge: This site is inside the fence at the north ends ofthe block at c. 

900m(GR NZMS 260 F43 795 040). This site is dominated byexotic grasses (browntop and sweet 

vernal), with only modest fescue (5%) and narrow-leaved snow tussock cover. The area retains a range 

ofother native species includingDraeophyllum uniflorum,Gaultheria crassa, comb sedge (Oreobolus 

peetinatus) , Coprosma perpusilla, Leucopogonfrasen: Pentachondrapumila, sky lily(Herpolirion 

novae-zelandiae), Gonocarpus mieranthus, Raoulia subulata, Ranuneulus multiscapus and other 

species. 

Wetland on upper slopes: This wetland is dominated by comb sedge (40%), Schoenus pauciflorus 

(8%), bryophytes (6%), Gaultheria crassa (5%), Gonocarpus micranthus (5%), narrow-leaved snow 

tussock (Chionoc1oa rigida) (3%), cottonwood (Ozotliamnus vauvilliersii, ·3%), Coprosma perpusilla 

(3%), Bulbinella angusti/olia (2%), Carpha alpina (2%), manuka (Leptospermum scoparium, 1%), 

Leucopogonfraseri (1%), Celmisia sp. "gracilenta rhiZomatous" (1%), Hebe anomala. Draeophyllum 

uniflorum, Pentaehondra pumila, Oreobolus strictus, sky lily, Juneus antarcticus, Plantago uniflora. 

Locally inaka (Dracophyllum longifolium) is up to 10% cover. 

Schoenus flush: This communityis dominated by Sehoenus pauciflorus, withbryoph}rtes, Bulbinella 

angusti/olia, Gonocarpus micranthus, Juncus antarcticus, Plantago uniflora, Pratia angulata, 

Gnaphalium polylepis, Carex capillacea, Microtus oliganthus, Viola cunninghamii and other species. 

Rocky pavement: This community was fmmd along the sununitridge at c. 870m (GR NZMS 260 F43 

787033). The cover is dominated by gravel and soil (50%) and the bryophyte Racomitrum 

languinosum (20%). Other components include comb sedge (6%), Leucopogon fraseri (5%), fescue 

tussock (Festuca novae-zelandiae, 5%), Dracophyllum uniflorum (4%), narrow-leayed snow 

tussockland (3%), exotic grasses (2%), snowberry (Gaultheria depressa var. novae-zelandiae, 2%), 

Raoulia glabra (1%), Anisotome aromatiea (1%), and Helichrysumfilieaule. 

Steep, rocky ridge: This community was found along the summit ridge at c. 880m (GR NZMS 260 F43 

782 026). The cover is dominated by rockand bare ground (25%), with muchRacomitrum 

languinosum (12%), Gaultheria crassa (10%), fescue tussock (8%), narrow-leaved snow tussock (5%), 

Gaultheria macrostigma (5%), Raouliasubsericea (5%), leaflitter (5%), Leucopogonjraseri (3%), 

catsear (3%), Pentachondra pumila (2%), Celmisia densiflora (2%), exotic grasses (2%), snow berry 

(1 %), Gonocarpus mantanus (1%), blue tussock, Ranunculus multiscapus, Sclenanthus uniflorus, S. 

brockei, Anisotome aromatiea and other species. In addition there are a variety ofshrubs including 

Coprosma sp. afT. parviflora, inaka, Draeophyllum uniflorum, tutu (Coriaria sarmentQsa), Hebe 

anomala, manuka, these in combination total 3% cover). 

Narrow-leaved snow tussockland on shady face: This sites is located on a shadyface at c. 920m(GR 

NZMS 260 F43 781 023). The communityis composed ofRacomitrum languinosum (5-40%, average 

20%), Gaultheria erassa (15%), narrow-leaved snow tussockland (8%), Celmisia densiflora (3%), 

catsear(3%), lichen (3%), rocklbare (3%), fescue tussock (2%), Bulbinella angusti/olia (2%), Raoulia 

subsericea (2%), Celmisia gracilenta (2%), comb sedge (2%), otherbryphytes (2%), exotic grasses 

(2%), Leucopogonfraseri (I%), Pentachondra pumila (1%), Coprosma perpusilla (1%), Lycopodium 


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Above the snow line fence a site examined was dominated by tall (1+m tall) red tussock (20-40%) and 

Carex coriacea (15-50%), with occasional red x snow tussock hybrids, Craspedia sp. (5%), 

Oreomyrrhis ramosa (2%), Bulbinella angustifolia, Dolychoglottis !yallii, Schoenus paucij/orus, Carex 

gaudichaudiana, bryophytes and a range ofherb species. This community has open, turfy areas within 

it that are dominated by a rich diversity ofherbaceous species with only 10% red tussock cover. These 

include Celmisia sp. "gracilenta rhizomatous", Craspedia sp., Plantago unij/ora, Viola cunninghamii, 

Hydrocotyle novae-zelandiae var. montana and Pratia angulata, along with Carpha alpina, Schoenus 

paucij/orus, Carex gaudichaudiana and other species. 

A second site contained..shorter statured (50cm) red tussockland (8-25% cover), Celmisia sp. 

"gracilenta rhizomatous" (5-75%), Oreobolus strictus (10-35%), with comb sedge, blue tussock, 

Pimelea oreophila, Coprosma cheesemanii, Gaultheria macrostigma, Pentachondra pumila and other 

species. 

Locally there is a red tussock-sphagnum moss community with cutty grass, Oreobolus strictus, 

Gaultheria depressa and Carex gaudichaudiana. 

At a lower altitude (c. 980m, GRNZMS260 F43 912 112) before the slope changes significantly, the 

low extent ofred tussockland was sampled. In this area red tussock, cutty grass, Bulbinella 

angustijolia. Schoenus paucij/orus and Do!ychoglottis Iyallii comprise most ofthe vegetation cover (c. 

90%). Within this red tussockland is a mosaic ofopen seepage vegetation. These seepages contain 

much exotic grass (5-25%-, red tussock (10%), Viola cunninghamii (10%), PriItia angulata (6%), cutty 

grass (5%), Schoenus pauciflorus (5%) and Rytidosperma buchananii (5%). Also present are Carex 

sinclairii (2%), Bulbinella angustifolia (2%), Do!ychoglottis /yallii (2%), Celmisia sp. "gracilenta 

rhizomatous" (2%), Uncinia divaricata (2%), Oxalis magellanica, little hard fern, Anaphaloides 

bellidioides. Anemone tenuicaulis, Microseris scapigera, catsear, Crepis capillaris and other species. 

Grassland on lower ridge: This community is located on the steeperlower ridge. This grassland is 

dominated by exotic grasses (80-90% cover), with narrow-leaved snow tussock (3-5%), fescue tussock 

(2-5%), rock(I-2%),white clover, catsear, Acaena caesiglauca, Wahlenbergia albomarginata, blue 

tussock, Anisotome aromatiea var.j1abellifolia, Bulbinella angustijOlia. Viola cunninghamii, 

Gaultheria depressavar. novae-zelandiae, Anaphaloides bellidioides. Celmia gracilenta, Ranunculus 

multiscapus. Helichrysum filicaule" Uncinia rubra, Lycopodiumjastigiatum, Gentiana grisebachii, 

Raoulia subsericea, Leucopogonfraserii and other species. 

Rock outcrops: These serve as refuge sites for a number ofspecies including prickly shield fern, 

Brachyglottis southlandicus, mountain flax, Coprosma ciliata, C. sp. aff. parvij/ora, C. rugosa, inaka, 

manuka, silver beech, marbleleaf, broadleaf, Olearia arborescens, O. ilicifolia, 0. bullata, Hebe 

raldaensis, Carolda cotoneaster, , false beech (Gaultheria antipoda) and southernrata (Metrosideros 

umbel/ata). 

Regenerating forest: In places there is a regenerating forest emerging through either manuka or 

coprosma dominated shrubland. There more advanced regenerating forest contains much black mapou, 

marble1eafandbroadleafwith occasional silver beech, Haals totara, three fmger (Pseudopanax 

colensoi var. ternatus), kowhai, lancewood and Raukawa simplex. 

13. Station Ridge 

Western Plateau 

A North ofPatersons Ridge/Gow tributary 

Narrow-leaved snow tussockland: This community is dominated by moderate statured (c. 50cmtall), 

good conditionnarrow-leaved snow tussock (40% cover). Other major components ofthe community 

are Celmisia lyallii (2-25%, average 20%), leaflitter, blue tussock (5+%) and Epilobium alsinoides. 

Wetland: The wetlandwas very diverse containing comb sedge, Schoenus paucij/orus, Carpha alpina, 

Gnaphalium lateral, Euphrasia dyerii. Drosera arcturii, Celmisia aff. alpina, Gentiana amabilis, 

Kelleria pallidosa, Carex echinata, Utricularia monanthos, Psycophila obtusa, Isolepis aucklandicus, 

Abrotanella ceaspitosa, Phyllachne colensoi, Centrolepis pallida, Juncus antarcticus Luzula leptophila 

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Order/family/taxon Locality Elevation Collectors Date Comment 

Moths -Lepidoptera cont. Crambidae 

Oroerambus leetus Jack Mack Hut Waikaia R. 1188 IS,TJ 9-Feb-03 

Oroerambus leetus wetland grassmoth 1I601S,TJ 09-Feb-03 local in upland wetlands in Central Otago 

Orocrambus machaeristes Southern Old Man Ra. 1300-1600 B.H.P Dickinson et. a1. (1998) 

Orocrambus machaeristes Ridge S. Gorge Ck. 1150 EE,LS 05-Feb-03 

Orocrambus nsp. Zero Gully' W. Br. Waikaia R. 1260 EE,IS,BR IO-Feb-03 

Orocrambus nsp. Ridge S. Gorge Ck. 1150 EE,LS 05-Feb-03 Inhabits cushion bog 

Orocrambus nsp. Ridge S. Gorge Ck. 720 EE,LS 05-Feb-03 

Orocrambus TISp. Ridge S. Gorge Ck. 1200 EE,LS 05-Feb-03 

Orocrambus philpotti Southern Garvie Mts. 1000-1500 B.H.P 1985-6 Patrick in Brumley et.a1. 1986 

Orocrambus ramosellus Waikaia Bush B.H.P Dickinson et. aI. (1998) 

[' Orocrambus ramosellus Zero Gully' W. Br. Waikaia R. 1280 EE,IS,BR 10-Feb-03 

1 Orocrambus ramosellus Station Ridge 740 EE,LS 04-Feb-03 

Orocrambus ramosellus Hd. Island Ck. 1180 EE, LS 07-Feb-03 

Orocrambusramosellus trib. W. Br. Waikaia R. 720 EE,LS 08-Feb-03 

Orocrambus ramosellus Whitecoomb Ck. 380 m EE,LS,IS,T 03-Feb-03 

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Orocrambus ralitosellus Gorge Ck. North faces 950 EE,LS 05-Feb-03 

Orocrambus ramosellus spur W. Whitecoomb Ck. 960 EE,LS 08-Feb-03 

Orocrambus ramasellus Piano Flat 220 EE,TJ 03-Peb-03 

Orocrambus ramosellus East Br. Waikaia R. 700 LS,EE 08-Feb-03 conunon & widespread to montane 

grasslands; damp grassland species 

Orocrambus ramosellus ridge Whitecoomb Ck. 9S0 LS,EE 08-Feb-03 

Orocrambus scoparioides Southern Old Man Ra. 1100-1400 B.H.P Widespread in alpine areas from Grampian 

Mts. Southwards. Dickinson et. a1. (1998) 

Orocrambus scoparoides Southern Garvie Mts. 1300-1700 B.H.P 1985-6 Patrick in Brumley et.a1. 1986 

Orocrambus scoparoides Zero Gully' W. Br. Waikaia R. 1400 EE,IS,BR IO-Feb-03 

Orocrambus scoparoides Hd. Island Ck. 1200 EE,LS 07-Feb-03 

Orocrambus tritonellus Whitecoomb Ra. 1000 B.H.P Dickinson et. aI. (1998) 

Orocrambus vittellus Waikaia Bush B.H.P Dickinson et. a1. (1998) 

I Orocrambus vittellus Piano Flat 220 EE,TJ 03-Feb-03 

I Orocrambus vittellus trib. W. Br. Waikaia R. 720 EE,LS 08-Feb-03 

Oroerambus vittellus Ridge S. Gorge Ck. 720 EE,LS OS-Feb-03 

Oroerambus vittellus Ridge Dome & Steeple Bums 940-1000 IS,TJ 6-Feb-03 

Orocrambus vittellus N ridge Lower Steven Bum 220 IS,TJ 05-Feb-03 Larvae eat grasses, widespread & v.commo 

in mainly lowland areas 

Oroerambus vulgaris Ridge S Deep Creek 1160 IS,TJ 09-Feb-03 Larvae eat grasses, widespread & common 

grasslands, low altitude 

Tawhitia glaucophanes Southern Old Man Ra. 1300-1S00 B.H.P Fellfield areas. Dickinson et. at. (1998) 

Elachistidae 

Cosmiotes ombrodoea Station Ridge 750-800 LS,EE 04-Feb-03 Larvae mine grasses, common & widesprea 

in lowland areas 

Elachista thallophora Pk. East Dome Hut 1300 LS,EE 09-Feb-03 Larvae mine grasses, tiny moth - not seen 

often, widespread in alpine grasslands 

Geometridae 

Aponotoreas anthracias GowLake 1200-1S20 B.H.P Dickinson et. a1. (1998) 

Aponotoreas anthracias Ridge Dome & Steeple Bums 940-1000 IS,TJ 06-Feb-03 Larvae eat prostrate Dracophyllum spp., 

widespread,fairly common in alpine zone 

Aponotoreas incompta Hd. Island Ck. 1140 EE,LS 07-Feb-03 Larvae eat Draeophyllum 

Aponotoreas insignis Southern Old Man Ra. 1200-1S00 B.H.P Dickinson et. a1. (1998) 

Aponotoreas insignis trib. W. Br. Waikaia R. 720 EE,LS 08-Feb-03 

Aponotoreas insignis Gorge Ck. North faces 700 EE,LS OS-Feb-03 Larvae eat Chionocloa 

Aponotoreas insignis Ridge S Gorge Ck. 1180 EE,LS OS-Peb-03 

Aponotoreas insignis Ridge Dome & Steeple Burns 1287 IS,TJ 9-Feb-03 

Aponotoreas insignis Ridge Dome & Steeple Bums 880-940 IS,TJ 08-Feb-03 




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Butterflies & moths -Lepidoptera cont. Lycaenidae 

Zizina oxleyi trib. W. Br. Waikaia R. 720 EE,LS 08-Feb-03 

Zizina oxleyi South Gorge Ck. 640 EE,LS 05-Feb-03 Larvae eat prostrate native broom & clovel 

Zizina oxleyi Ridge Dome & Steeple Bums 880-940 IS,TJ 08-Feb-03 

Lyonetiidae 

Leucoptera spartifoliella trib. W. Br. Waikaia R. 720 EE,LS 08-Feb-03 Larvae eat Cytisus -exotic broom. Exotic 

moth to New Zealand 

Leucoptera spartifoliella Bush Huts-Waikaia Bush 770 EE,LS 05-Feb-03 

Nepticulidae 

Stigmella erichtitus Pomahaka R. valley B.H.P Larvae mine Senecio minimus, Dickinson ( 

al. (1998) 

Stigmella hakekeae Waikaia Bush B.H.P Larvae mine Olearia arborescellS, Dickins 

et. aI. (1998) 

Stigmella lucida Waikaia Bush B.H.P Larvae mine Nothofagus menziesii. 

Dickinson et. al. (1998) 

Noctuidae 

Agrotis ipsilon aneituma Waikaia Bush B.H.P Dickinson et. aI. (1998) 

Agrotisypsilon gorge West Waikaia R. 640 EE 10-Feb-03 

Agrotisypsilon Ridge Dome & Steeple Bums 880-940 IS,TJ 08-Feb-03 very widespread and common at low to hig 

altitude, larvae on herbs 

Aletia cuneata Southern Old Man Ra. to 1000 B.H.P Larvae Polyphagcous on herbs, Dickinson 

tl aI. (1998) 

Aletia cuneata W. Br. Waikaia R. 740EE 09-Feb-03 

Aletia cuneata Bush Huts-Waikaia Bush 770 EE,LS 05-Feb-Q3 

Aletia cuneata Ridge Dome & Steeple Bums 880-940 IS,TJ 08-Feb-Q3 widespread and local in upland areas -Iarvi 

on herbs 

Aletia longstaffi Southern Garvie Mis. 1000-1300 B.H.P 1985-6 Patrick in Brumley et.aI. 1986 

Aletia longstaffi Southern Old Man Ra. 1200-1400 B.H.P Larvae eatDracophyllum uniflorum or 

Gaultheria crassa, Dickinson et. aI. (1998) 

Alelia moderata Southern Old Man Ra. to 1000 B.H.P Larvae eat Raoulia, Dickinson et. aI. (1998 

Aletia moderata Piano Flat 220 EE,TJ 03-Feb-03 

Aletia moderata W. Br. Waikaia R. 740 EE 09-Feb-03 

Aletia obsecrata Southern Old Man Ra. 1000-1400 B.H.P Dickinson et. aI. (1998) 

Aletia sollennis Southern Old Man Ra. 1000-1300 B.H.P Dickinson et. aI. (1998) 

Aletia virescens Southern Garvie Mts. 1300 B.H.P 1985-6 Patrick in Brumley et.a\. 1986 

Aletiavirescens Piano Flat 220 EE,TJ 03-Feb-03 

Aletia virescens W. Br. Waikaia R. 740 EE 09-Feb.03 

Aletia virescens Bush Huts-Waikaia Bush 770 EE,LS 05-Feb-03 

Graphania agorastis Southern Garvie Mts. 1200-1300 B.H.P 1985-6 Patrick in Brumley et.aI. 1986 

Graphania agorastis Piano Flat 220 EE,TJ 03-Feb-Q3 

Graphania agorastis W. Br. Waikaia R. 740 EE 09-Feb-Q3 

Graphania agorastis Bush Huts-Waikaia Bush 770 EE,LS 05-Feb-Q3 

Graphania agorastis Jack Mack Hut Waikaia R. 1188 IS,TJ 09-Feb-Q3 

Graphania disjungens Southern Old Man Ra. to 1400 B.H.P Dickinson et. aI. (1998) 

Graphania lithias Southern Old Man Ra. 900 B.H.P Larvae eat Melicytus alpinus, Dickinson et. 

al. (1998) 

Graphania mollis Piano Flat 220 EE,TJ 03-Feb-03 

Graphania mollis Gow Bum N ridge 1040 IS,TJ 07-Feb-Q3 widespread and common in lowland areas, 

larvae on grasses 

Graphania morosa Waikaia Bush B.H.P Larvae polyphageous on grasses, Dickinson 

et. a!. (1998) 

Graphania morosa W. Br. Waikaia R. 740 EE 09-Feb-03 

Graphania mutans Pomahaka R. valley B.H.P Larvae polyphagous on herbs, Dickinson et 

aI. (1998) 

Graphania mutans Waikaia Bush B.H.P Dickinson et. aI. (1998) 

Graphania mutans Piano Flat 220 EE,TJ 03-Feb-Q3 

Graphania mutans Ridge Dome & Steeple Bums 1000-1048 IS,TJ 06-Feb-03 Larvae polyphageous on herbs, widespread 

and common in mainly lowland areas 

Graphania nullifera Southern Garvie Mts. 1250 B.H.P 1985-6 Patrick in Brumley et.aI. 1986 

Graphania nullifera Whitecoomb Ra. 1000-1500 B.H.P Dickinson et. aI. (1998) 








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Velvetworms or peripatus -Qnychophora 

Peripatopsidae 

Peripatopsidae ngen.nsp. Gow Bum ridge 

Peripatopsidae ngen.nsp. Ridge E Dome Hut 

Peripatopsidae ngen.nsp. Ridge Dome & Steeple Bums 

Landsnails -8tylomomataphora 

Rhytidae 

Powe/liphanta spedeni var. trib. Pomahaka R north ofIsland 

spedeni Ck.. 

1080 TJ,IS 

1320 TJ,IS 

1260 TJ,IS 

1140 EE,LS 

04-Feb-03 A velvet worm species, west Otago and 

northern Southland mountains 

06-Feb-03 

06-Feb-03 

07-Feb-03 Speden's land snail. Isolated populations 

found in dense vegetation ofshaded slope: 

above 1050 metres. Threat ofextinction 

status 'Setious decline' Molloyet al. (2002 

Hitchmough (2002).

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