Dacrydioides hi-res stock photography and images

Kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides), branches Stock Photo

RMEBTAH9–Kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides), branches

Kahikatea Dacrycarpus dacrydioides, moss covered tree trunk pointing toward light through leaf leaves branches Pureora Forest West Taupo, New Zealand Stock Photo

RM2AHT287–Kahikatea Dacrycarpus dacrydioides, moss covered tree trunk pointing toward light through leaf leaves branches Pureora Forest West Taupo, New Zealand

Kahikatea tree; many epiphytes, nature, coniferous, Dacrycarpus dacrydioides, evergreen, tallest native tree in New Zealand, Fern Forest; Ship Creek; Stock Photo

RF2GMY8CK–Kahikatea tree; many epiphytes, nature, coniferous, Dacrycarpus dacrydioides, evergreen, tallest native tree in New Zealand, Fern Forest; Ship Creek;

Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) in the shallows of Lake Brunner, on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island. Stock Photo

RFD9ERJ8–Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) in the shallows of Lake Brunner, on the West Coast of New Zealand's South Island.

A kahikatea, one of the relatively few still standing, is New Zealand’s tallest indigenous tree. Once abundant across the country, the trees were fell Stock Photo

RM2WW3JR7–A kahikatea, one of the relatively few still standing, is New Zealand’s tallest indigenous tree. Once abundant across the country, the trees were fell

RFFHMR0C–Kahikatea Tree

A thick carpet of mosses, ferns and lichen overgrows all solid surfaces in the Oparara Forest like the bark of this Kahikatea. Stock Photo

RMH9AM3G–A thick carpet of mosses, ferns and lichen overgrows all solid surfaces in the Oparara Forest like the bark of this Kahikatea.

Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) growing in Lake Brunner, South Island, New Zealand Stock Photo

RF2H8FNB3–Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) growing in Lake Brunner, South Island, New Zealand

Old grown swamp forest dominated by Kahikatea trees still remains at the Ship Creek estuary in New Zealand. Stock Photo

RMGKTEF0–Old grown swamp forest dominated by Kahikatea trees still remains at the Ship Creek estuary in New Zealand.

Dacrycarpus dacrydioides; White Pine tree covered in moss in temperate forest, Westland National Park, South Island, New Zealand Stock Photo

RMC90507–Dacrycarpus dacrydioides; White Pine tree covered in moss in temperate forest, Westland National Park, South Island, New Zealand

Mycena parsonsii (sometimes known as the Pink Helmet fungus) is a small saprophytic fungus, a member of the gilled mushrooms. It grows in clusters on dead wood of Kunzea ericoides, Leptospermum scoparium, Dacrycarpus dacrydioides, Metrosideros excelsa and other Metrosideros species in lowland podocarp dicotyledonous forest throughout New Zealand in autumn and early winter. It can also grow on the wood of introduced trees. Credit: BSpragg Stock Photo

RM2K5E06G–Mycena parsonsii (sometimes known as the Pink Helmet fungus) is a small saprophytic fungus, a member of the gilled mushrooms. It grows in clusters on dead wood of Kunzea ericoides, Leptospermum scoparium, Dacrycarpus dacrydioides, Metrosideros excelsa and other Metrosideros species in lowland podocarp dicotyledonous forest throughout New Zealand in autumn and early winter. It can also grow on the wood of introduced trees. Credit: BSpragg

Kahikatea Tree Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Wilderness Lodge Lake Moeraki West Coast South Island New Zealand Stock Photo

RMACRBP5–Kahikatea Tree Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Wilderness Lodge Lake Moeraki West Coast South Island New Zealand

Kahikatea Tree Trunk, native to New Zealand Stock Photo

RF2C8AM08–Kahikatea Tree Trunk, native to New Zealand

Kahikatea (white pine) trees growing beside the the Kahikatea Swamp Forest Walk, Ship Creek, near Haast, South Island, New Zealand Stock Photo

RM2NM916A–Kahikatea (white pine) trees growing beside the the Kahikatea Swamp Forest Walk, Ship Creek, near Haast, South Island, New Zealand

The Kahikatea tree is a coniferous forest plant native to New Zealand and Australia. Stock Photo

RF2AGB74H–The Kahikatea tree is a coniferous forest plant native to New Zealand and Australia.

RMBM862A–Lake Matheson New Zealand

Windthrown kahikatea tree trunk cut away to clear track, Whirinaki Forest Park, Te Urewera, New Zealand Stock Photo

RMRG5PBT–Windthrown kahikatea tree trunk cut away to clear track, Whirinaki Forest Park, Te Urewera, New Zealand

Giant Kahikatea Tree, also called White Pine, in Deans Bush, Canterbury, New Zealand Stock Photo

RF2H0NXHJ–Giant Kahikatea Tree, also called White Pine, in Deans Bush, Canterbury, New Zealand

Kahikatea New Zealand white pine trees growing out of Lake Brunner and reflected in the water on a still cloudy day. Stock Photo

RF2EAH6H5–Kahikatea New Zealand white pine trees growing out of Lake Brunner and reflected in the water on a still cloudy day.

Podocarpus dacrydioides A Rich Podocarpus dacrydioides A Rich. Stock Photo

RM2BXCT3F–Podocarpus dacrydioides A Rich Podocarpus dacrydioides A Rich.

Mahinapua Creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, Aotearoa / New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2XT7WJG–Mahinapua Creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, Aotearoa / New Zealand.

Kahikatea Dacrycarpus dacrydioides and ancient swamp forest Ship Creek South Island New Zealand Stock Photo

RMWW4CGH–Kahikatea Dacrycarpus dacrydioides and ancient swamp forest Ship Creek South Island New Zealand

Podocarpus dacrydioides, circa 1910, by Fred Brockett. Stock Photo

RM2JRJ070–Podocarpus dacrydioides, circa 1910, by Fred Brockett.

Lake Matheson near Fox Glacier in the West Coast Region of New Zealand is surrounded by a dense forest with Rimu and Kahikatea. Stock Photo

RMGP20X0–Lake Matheson near Fox Glacier in the West Coast Region of New Zealand is surrounded by a dense forest with Rimu and Kahikatea.

RFFHMRKJ–Kahikatea Tree

Podocarpus totara; Dacrycarpus dacrydioides watercolours, works on paper Stock Photo

RM2WTJD49–Podocarpus totara; Dacrycarpus dacrydioides watercolours, works on paper

RF2H8FNAK–Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) growing in Lake Brunner, South Island, New Zealand

Trunk of young white pine or Kahikatea (Podocarpus dacrydioides) ..., 28 August 1921, North Island, by Leslie Adkin. Gift of Adkin Family, 1997. Stock Photo

RM2JRM5HF–Trunk of young white pine or Kahikatea (Podocarpus dacrydioides) ..., 28 August 1921, North Island, by Leslie Adkin. Gift of Adkin Family, 1997.

New Zealand, South Island, Marlborough Sounds, Tennyson Inlet, Kahikatea tree Stock Photo

RFE5DMNC–New Zealand, South Island, Marlborough Sounds, Tennyson Inlet, Kahikatea tree

Huperzia dacrydioides Baker Pic Serm Huperzia dacrydioides Baker Pic Serm. Stock Photo

RM2C1C85C–Huperzia dacrydioides Baker Pic Serm Huperzia dacrydioides Baker Pic Serm.

Stars and Kahikatea Tree Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Wilderness Lodge Lake Moeraki West Coast South Island New Zealand Stock Photo

RMACRBP6–Stars and Kahikatea Tree Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Wilderness Lodge Lake Moeraki West Coast South Island New Zealand

RF2DE0J64–Kahikatea Tree Trunk, native to New Zealand

RM2NM918P–Kahikatea (white pine) trees growing beside the the Kahikatea Swamp Forest Walk, Ship Creek, near Haast, South Island, New Zealand

New Zealand plants and their story . Fig. 79.—A tree-stump (one of many—the remains of an ancient swamp-forest) unearthed through digging a gravel-pit on the Canterbury Plain nearChristchurch. Trans. N.Z. Inst. [Photo, R. Speight.. Fig. 80.—A breathing-root of a pukatea (Laurelia novae-zelandiae) in kaliikatea(Podocarpus dacrydioides) swamp-forest near Levin (Wellington). [Photo, E. Driice Levy. Stock Photo

RM2AXAAM2–New Zealand plants and their story . Fig. 79.—A tree-stump (one of many—the remains of an ancient swamp-forest) unearthed through digging a gravel-pit on the Canterbury Plain nearChristchurch. Trans. N.Z. Inst. [Photo, R. Speight.. Fig. 80.—A breathing-root of a pukatea (Laurelia novae-zelandiae) in kaliikatea(Podocarpus dacrydioides) swamp-forest near Levin (Wellington). [Photo, E. Driice Levy.

. Morphology of gymnosperms. Gymnosperms; Plant morphology. 34° MORPHOLOGY OF GYMNOSPERMS certain species of Podocarpus (P. dacrydioides and P. ferruginea). In this feature, therefore, Microcachrys seems to be a transition form between Podocarpus and Dac- rydium on the one hand, and Saxegothaea on the other. In the development of the prothallial tissue, two cells are successively cut off, as among the Abietineae, but the peculiarity of the podo- carps is that these cells usually divide, resulting in extreme cases in a tissue of eight cells. A further peculiarity of this tissue is that the wall Stock Photo

RMPG2JGF–. Morphology of gymnosperms. Gymnosperms; Plant morphology. 34° MORPHOLOGY OF GYMNOSPERMS certain species of Podocarpus (P. dacrydioides and P. ferruginea). In this feature, therefore, Microcachrys seems to be a transition form between Podocarpus and Dac- rydium on the one hand, and Saxegothaea on the other. In the development of the prothallial tissue, two cells are successively cut off, as among the Abietineae, but the peculiarity of the podo- carps is that these cells usually divide, resulting in extreme cases in a tissue of eight cells. A further peculiarity of this tissue is that the wall

Kahikatea tree towering over tawa and tree fern understory, Whirinaki Forest Park, Te Urewera, New Zealand Stock Photo

RMRG5P6Y–Kahikatea tree towering over tawa and tree fern understory, Whirinaki Forest Park, Te Urewera, New Zealand

. Fig. 129. Geschlossene und offene Zapfen von Cryptomeria japcnica Don. Cryptomeria japon. aurea Hort., goldgelb. „ „ gigantea Hort., starkwüchsig. (Fig. 130.) „ „ pungens Hort., steif abstehende, stechende, derbe Blätter; blaugrün. Cryptomeria japon. Lobbii Hort., rein grün, gedrungen- ,,, wüchsig. Cryptomeria japon. viridis Hort., lebhaft glänzend-grün. ., ,, araucarioides Hort., mit dicken, stark gebogenen, an Araucaria excelsa erinnernden Blättern. Cryptomeria japon. dacrydioides Hort., leichtzweigig, mit kurzen, bräunlichen Blättern. Cryptomeria japon. spiraliter falcata Hort., mit anlie Stock Photo

RMMCNAX3–. Fig. 129. Geschlossene und offene Zapfen von Cryptomeria japcnica Don. Cryptomeria japon. aurea Hort., goldgelb. „ „ gigantea Hort., starkwüchsig. (Fig. 130.) „ „ pungens Hort., steif abstehende, stechende, derbe Blätter; blaugrün. Cryptomeria japon. Lobbii Hort., rein grün, gedrungen- ,,, wüchsig. Cryptomeria japon. viridis Hort., lebhaft glänzend-grün. ., ,, araucarioides Hort., mit dicken, stark gebogenen, an Araucaria excelsa erinnernden Blättern. Cryptomeria japon. dacrydioides Hort., leichtzweigig, mit kurzen, bräunlichen Blättern. Cryptomeria japon. spiraliter falcata Hort., mit anlie

Wetland creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2CB9M3C–Wetland creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, New Zealand.

Kahikatea Dacrycarpus dacrydioides trees in ancient swamp forest Ship Creek Nature Trail South Island New Zealand Stock Photo

RMWW4CGF–Kahikatea Dacrycarpus dacrydioides trees in ancient swamp forest Ship Creek Nature Trail South Island New Zealand

RMGP1Y0A–Lake Matheson near Fox Glacier in the West Coast Region of New Zealand is surrounded by a dense forest with Rimu and Kahikatea.

RFFHMR2G–Kahikatea Tree Trunk Bark

Old grown swamp forest overgrown with lichen and mosses still remains at the Ship Creek estuary in New Zealand. Stock Photo

RMGKTD9R–Old grown swamp forest overgrown with lichen and mosses still remains at the Ship Creek estuary in New Zealand.

RF2H8FNB0–Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) growing in Lake Brunner, South Island, New Zealand

New Zealand, South Island, Marlborough Sounds, Tennyson Inlet, mirror image of a Kahikatea tree in water Stock Photo

RFE5DMNB–New Zealand, South Island, Marlborough Sounds, Tennyson Inlet, mirror image of a Kahikatea tree in water

Phlegmariurus dacrydioides Baker A R Field Bostock Phlegmariurus dacrydioides Baker A R Field Bostock. Stock Photo

RM2C1KNX7–Phlegmariurus dacrydioides Baker A R Field Bostock Phlegmariurus dacrydioides Baker A R Field Bostock.

Cabbage trees and Kahikatea (white pine) trees growing by the Kahikatea Swamp Forest Walk, Ship Creek, near Haast, South Island, New Zealand Stock Photo

RM2WW797G–Cabbage trees and Kahikatea (white pine) trees growing by the Kahikatea Swamp Forest Walk, Ship Creek, near Haast, South Island, New Zealand

New Zealand plants and their story . ain-beech {Nothofagus clijfortioides) in the mountains.Originally there were small kahikatea {Podocarpus dacrydioides)forests near the coast, of which the already-mentioned RiccartonBush in Christchurch City (generously donated to the nation by theoriginal owners, the Deans family) is the sole surviving example.The greater part of the district is, or originally was, covered withlow tussock-grassland of the usual type, with fell-field at the higheraltitudes. Agriculture on ploughable land consists principally of rotationfarming, in which wheat plays an impor Stock Photo

RM2AX7G69–New Zealand plants and their story . ain-beech {Nothofagus clijfortioides) in the mountains.Originally there were small kahikatea {Podocarpus dacrydioides)forests near the coast, of which the already-mentioned RiccartonBush in Christchurch City (generously donated to the nation by theoriginal owners, the Deans family) is the sole surviving example.The greater part of the district is, or originally was, covered withlow tussock-grassland of the usual type, with fell-field at the higheraltitudes. Agriculture on ploughable land consists principally of rotationfarming, in which wheat plays an impor

. Fossil plants : for students of botany and geology . Paleobotany. Fig. 711. A, Veronica Hectori; B, Callitris calcarata; C, Veronica cupressoides; D, Athrotaxis cupressoides; E, Crassula lycopodioides. M. S. twigs reproduced in fig. 711 are examples of misleading resemblances, and similar instances are cited by Bommer. The Conifer Podocarpus dacrydioides was described by Banks and Solander as Lycopodium 11—2. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not per Stock Photo

RMPG0D6R–. Fossil plants : for students of botany and geology . Paleobotany. Fig. 711. A, Veronica Hectori; B, Callitris calcarata; C, Veronica cupressoides; D, Athrotaxis cupressoides; E, Crassula lycopodioides. M. S. twigs reproduced in fig. 711 are examples of misleading resemblances, and similar instances are cited by Bommer. The Conifer Podocarpus dacrydioides was described by Banks and Solander as Lycopodium 11—2. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not per

. Die Gartenwelt . Lycopodium dacrydioides. Sümpfe, Hohlwege, Wäldchen, Sandflächen, Dünen, Kies- bänke, schlechte Wald- und Bergwiesen, neue Waldschläge, Lichtungen und Steinbrüche. Sie alle zaubern von selbst schon die schönsten und längst bekannten Heilkräuter hervor, können somit auch fernerhin mit Erfolg zur Erhaltung und Fortpflanzung derselben benutzt werden. Nur wenig Gewächse gehören eigentlich in die Reihe der allgemein anzubauenden Medizinalpflanzen. Ein ausgedehnter Anbau würde auch den Absatz erschweren und die Preise drücken. Andererseits empfiehlt sich aber der Anbau im großen v Stock Photo

RMMECTCC–. Die Gartenwelt . Lycopodium dacrydioides. Sümpfe, Hohlwege, Wäldchen, Sandflächen, Dünen, Kies- bänke, schlechte Wald- und Bergwiesen, neue Waldschläge, Lichtungen und Steinbrüche. Sie alle zaubern von selbst schon die schönsten und längst bekannten Heilkräuter hervor, können somit auch fernerhin mit Erfolg zur Erhaltung und Fortpflanzung derselben benutzt werden. Nur wenig Gewächse gehören eigentlich in die Reihe der allgemein anzubauenden Medizinalpflanzen. Ein ausgedehnter Anbau würde auch den Absatz erschweren und die Preise drücken. Andererseits empfiehlt sich aber der Anbau im großen v

Kahikatea native trees in a Wetland creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2CB9M1A–Kahikatea native trees in a Wetland creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, New Zealand.

RMGKTECA–Old grown swamp forest overgrown with lichen and mosses still remains at the Ship Creek estuary in New Zealand.

RF2H8FNAT–Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) growing in Lake Brunner, South Island, New Zealand

kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) Plantae Stock Photo

RM2Y3W2RD–kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) Plantae

RMRDBC63–. Fossil plants : for students of botany and geology . Paleobotany. Fig. 711. A, Veronica Hectori; B, Callitris calcarata; C, Veronica cupressoides; D, Athrotaxis cupressoides; E, Crassula lycopodioides. M. S. twigs reproduced in fig. 711 are examples of misleading resemblances, and similar instances are cited by Bommer. The Conifer Podocarpus dacrydioides was described by Banks and Solander as Lycopodium 11—2. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not per

. Morphology of gymnosperms. Gymnosperms; Plant morphology. 3^4 MORPHOLOGY OF GYMNOSPERMS. Fig. 372.—Podocarpus dacrydioides in a remnant of a forest of Tax? ^ceae near Invercargill, New Zealand.—From photograph by J. Crosby Smith.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Coulter, John Merle, 1851-1928; Chamberlain, Charles Joseph, b. 1863; Coulter, John Merle, 1851-1928. Morphology of spermatophytes. Part I. Gymnos Stock Photo

RMPG2JKX–. Morphology of gymnosperms. Gymnosperms; Plant morphology. 3^4 MORPHOLOGY OF GYMNOSPERMS. Fig. 372.—Podocarpus dacrydioides in a remnant of a forest of Tax? ^ceae near Invercargill, New Zealand.—From photograph by J. Crosby Smith.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Coulter, John Merle, 1851-1928; Chamberlain, Charles Joseph, b. 1863; Coulter, John Merle, 1851-1928. Morphology of spermatophytes. Part I. Gymnos

RF2XT7WN0–Mahinapua Creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, Aotearoa / New Zealand.

RMGKTF9Y–Old grown swamp forest overgrown with lichen and mosses still remains at the Ship Creek estuary in New Zealand.

RF2H8FNAY–Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) growing in Lake Brunner, South Island, New Zealand

RM2Y3W19B–kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) Plantae

RMRDH61N–. Morphology of gymnosperms. Gymnosperms; Plant morphology. 34° MORPHOLOGY OF GYMNOSPERMS certain species of Podocarpus (P. dacrydioides and P. ferruginea). In this feature, therefore, Microcachrys seems to be a transition form between Podocarpus and Dac- rydium on the one hand, and Saxegothaea on the other. In the development of the prothallial tissue, two cells are successively cut off, as among the Abietineae, but the peculiarity of the podo- carps is that these cells usually divide, resulting in extreme cases in a tissue of eight cells. A further peculiarity of this tissue is that the wall

Kahikatea native trees in Lake Mahinapua Wetland creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2CB9M54–Kahikatea native trees in Lake Mahinapua Wetland creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, New Zealand.

RMGKTERN–Old grown swamp forest overgrown with lichen and mosses still remains at the Ship Creek estuary in New Zealand.

RF2H8FNB5–Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) growing in Lake Brunner, South Island, New Zealand

RM2XN9623–kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) Plantae

. Contributions from the Hull Botanical Laboratory. Plants. 1908] B URLINGAME—PODOCA RPUS 163 shrub, sometimes creeping. The third species may be P. elongata, a common forest tree of the South African region. This is a mere inference from its abundance in the region from which this material. Fig. A.—Group of P. dacrydioides in remnant of taxad forest, N. Z. graph by J. Crosby Smith. -Photo-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the Stock Photo

RMREA3GB–. Contributions from the Hull Botanical Laboratory. Plants. 1908] B URLINGAME—PODOCA RPUS 163 shrub, sometimes creeping. The third species may be P. elongata, a common forest tree of the South African region. This is a mere inference from its abundance in the region from which this material. Fig. A.—Group of P. dacrydioides in remnant of taxad forest, N. Z. graph by J. Crosby Smith. -Photo-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the

RF2XT7WPK–Mahinapua Creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, Aotearoa / New Zealand.

RMGKTF52–Old grown swamp forest overgrown with lichen and mosses still remains at the Ship Creek estuary in New Zealand.

RF2H8FNBB–Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) growing in Lake Brunner, South Island, New Zealand

RM2XNDYTH–kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) Plantae

RMRDH63M–. Morphology of gymnosperms. Gymnosperms; Plant morphology. 3^4 MORPHOLOGY OF GYMNOSPERMS. Fig. 372.—Podocarpus dacrydioides in a remnant of a forest of Tax? ^ceae near Invercargill, New Zealand.—From photograph by J. Crosby Smith.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Coulter, John Merle, 1851-1928; Chamberlain, Charles Joseph, b. 1863; Coulter, John Merle, 1851-1928. Morphology of spermatophytes. Part I. Gymnos

RF2XT7WPD–Mahinapua Creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, Aotearoa / New Zealand.

RMGKTF0A–Old grown swamp forest overgrown with lichen and mosses still remains at the Ship Creek estuary in New Zealand.

RF2H8FNBC–Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) growing in Lake Brunner, South Island, New Zealand

RM2Y56RAH–kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) Plantae

. Contributions from the Hull Botanical Laboratory. Plants. 164 BOTANICAL GAZETTE [September was received, and from the fact that I have received other materia] from the same source belonging to this species.1 In cross-section a staminate cone shows about ten to twelve sporo- phylls, each with two sporangial cavities (fig. i). The vascular system seems to be rather weakly developed, but shows a distinct endarch collateral bundle (fig. j) corresponding to each sporophyll. Just outside of the bundle there usually is found a resin canal (fig. i).. Fig. B.—Buttressed base of P. dacrydioides, in an Stock Photo

RMREA3G9–. Contributions from the Hull Botanical Laboratory. Plants. 164 BOTANICAL GAZETTE [September was received, and from the fact that I have received other materia] from the same source belonging to this species.1 In cross-section a staminate cone shows about ten to twelve sporo- phylls, each with two sporangial cavities (fig. i). The vascular system seems to be rather weakly developed, but shows a distinct endarch collateral bundle (fig. j) corresponding to each sporophyll. Just outside of the bundle there usually is found a resin canal (fig. i).. Fig. B.—Buttressed base of P. dacrydioides, in an

West Coast Wilderness Trail over bridge, Mahainapua Creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, New Zealand. Stock Photo

RF2CB9M3M–West Coast Wilderness Trail over bridge, Mahainapua Creek leading to Lake Mahinapua, Hokitika, west coast, south island, New Zealand.

RMGKTEKJ–Old grown swamp forest overgrown with lichen and mosses still remains at the Ship Creek estuary in New Zealand.

RF2H8FNB7–Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) growing in Lake Brunner, South Island, New Zealand

RMGP1XHP–Lake Matheson near Fox Glacier in the West Coast Region of New Zealand is surrounded by a dense forest with Rimu and Kahikatea.

RM2XRGAWX–kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) Plantae

. Die winterharten Nadelhölzer Mitteleuropas : ein Handbuch für Gärtner und Gartenfreunde. . Fig. 129. Geschlossene und offene Zapfen von Cryptomeria japcnica Don. Cryptomeria japon. aurea Hort., goldgelb. „ „ gigantea Hort., starkwüchsig. (Fig. 130.) „ „ pungens Hort., steif abstehende, stechende, derbe Blätter; blaugrün. Cryptomeria japon. Lobbii Hort., rein grün, gedrungen- ,,, wüchsig. Cryptomeria japon. viridis Hort., lebhaft glänzend-grün. ., ,, araucarioides Hort., mit dicken, stark gebogenen, an Araucaria excelsa erinnernden Blättern. Cryptomeria japon. dacrydioides Hort., leichtzweigi Stock Photo

RMRCFCXP–. Die winterharten Nadelhölzer Mitteleuropas : ein Handbuch für Gärtner und Gartenfreunde. . Fig. 129. Geschlossene und offene Zapfen von Cryptomeria japcnica Don. Cryptomeria japon. aurea Hort., goldgelb. „ „ gigantea Hort., starkwüchsig. (Fig. 130.) „ „ pungens Hort., steif abstehende, stechende, derbe Blätter; blaugrün. Cryptomeria japon. Lobbii Hort., rein grün, gedrungen- ,,, wüchsig. Cryptomeria japon. viridis Hort., lebhaft glänzend-grün. ., ,, araucarioides Hort., mit dicken, stark gebogenen, an Araucaria excelsa erinnernden Blättern. Cryptomeria japon. dacrydioides Hort., leichtzweigi

RF2H8FNAN–Kahikatea trees (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) growing in Lake Brunner, South Island, New Zealand

RMGP213N–Lake Matheson near Fox Glacier in the West Coast Region of New Zealand is surrounded by a dense forest with Rimu and Kahikatea.

Swamp in rain forest, near Jacksons Bay, South Westland, South Island, New Zealand Stock Photo

RMB8WW64–Swamp in rain forest, near Jacksons Bay, South Westland, South Island, New Zealand

RM2XN5XKM–kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) Plantae

. Die Gartenwelt. Gardening. Lycopodium dacrydioides. Sümpfe, Hohlwege, Wäldchen, Sandflächen, Dünen, Kies- bänke, schlechte Wald- und Bergwiesen, neue Waldschläge, Lichtungen und Steinbrüche. Sie alle zaubern von selbst schon die schönsten und längst bekannten Heilkräuter hervor, können somit auch fernerhin mit Erfolg zur Erhaltung und Fortpflanzung derselben benutzt werden. Nur wenig Gewächse gehören eigentlich in die Reihe der allgemein anzubauenden Medizinalpflanzen. Ein ausgedehnter Anbau würde auch den Absatz erschweren und die Preise drücken. Andererseits empfiehlt sich aber der Anbau i Stock Photo

RMRCMFH6–. Die Gartenwelt. Gardening. Lycopodium dacrydioides. Sümpfe, Hohlwege, Wäldchen, Sandflächen, Dünen, Kies- bänke, schlechte Wald- und Bergwiesen, neue Waldschläge, Lichtungen und Steinbrüche. Sie alle zaubern von selbst schon die schönsten und längst bekannten Heilkräuter hervor, können somit auch fernerhin mit Erfolg zur Erhaltung und Fortpflanzung derselben benutzt werden. Nur wenig Gewächse gehören eigentlich in die Reihe der allgemein anzubauenden Medizinalpflanzen. Ein ausgedehnter Anbau würde auch den Absatz erschweren und die Preise drücken. Andererseits empfiehlt sich aber der Anbau i

Lake Matheson is reflecting the Southern Alps with its highest peaks Mount Cook (right) and Mount Tasman (left). Stock Photo

RMGP1Y62–Lake Matheson is reflecting the Southern Alps with its highest peaks Mount Cook (right) and Mount Tasman (left).

RM2XK2DMX–kahikatea (Dacrycarpus dacrydioides) Plantae

. Die Gartenwelt. Gardening. XXI, 14 Die Gartenwelt. 165. Lycopodium dacrydioides. Sümpfe, Hohlwege, Wäldchen, Sandflächen, Dünen, Kies- bänke, schlechte Wald- und Bergwiesen, neue Waldschläge, Lichtungen und Steinbrüche. Sie alle zaubern von selbst schon die schönsten und längst bekannten Heilkräuter hervor, können somit auch fernerhin mit Erfolg zur Erhaltung und Fortpflanzung derselben benutzt werden. Nur wenig Gewächse gehören eigentlich in die Reihe der allgemein anzubauenden Medizinalpflanzen. Ein ausgedehnter Anbau würde auch den Absatz erschweren und die Preise drücken. Andererseits em Stock Photo

RMRCMFHG–. Die Gartenwelt. Gardening. XXI, 14 Die Gartenwelt. 165. Lycopodium dacrydioides. Sümpfe, Hohlwege, Wäldchen, Sandflächen, Dünen, Kies- bänke, schlechte Wald- und Bergwiesen, neue Waldschläge, Lichtungen und Steinbrüche. Sie alle zaubern von selbst schon die schönsten und längst bekannten Heilkräuter hervor, können somit auch fernerhin mit Erfolg zur Erhaltung und Fortpflanzung derselben benutzt werden. Nur wenig Gewächse gehören eigentlich in die Reihe der allgemein anzubauenden Medizinalpflanzen. Ein ausgedehnter Anbau würde auch den Absatz erschweren und die Preise drücken. Andererseits em