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Northern Crossing (Tararua Range) (view )
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Gravel and Tar Classic
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their choice of three courses, from 13 to 41 km of single track, in the Tararua Range foothills near Palmerston North. For 2021, there’s also an e-bike category
Eastern rosella
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1960s from escaped cage birds, later colonising the foothills of the Tararua Range , to Eketahuna in the east, and Ōtaki in the west (range up to 1985)
Metrosideros umbellata
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Island, and in certain areas it is threatened by possum browse. In the Tararua range , southern rātā populations appear to have been replaced by a population
Asterivora iochondra
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Edward Meyrick in 1911, collected by George Hudson at Mount Holdsworth, Tararua Range at 3000 ft in February, and named Simaethis iochondra. George Hudson
Mecodema scitulum
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caterpillars, etc.). "Notes on the Entomology of Mount Holdsworth, Tararua Range ". Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand. 37: 342. 1905 –
Scoparia acharis
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Vernon Hudson (June 1905). "Notes on the Entomology of Mount Holdsworth, Tararua Range ". Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute. 37: 340
Ichneutica sulcana
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as I. supersulcana appears restricted to the higher altitudes of the Tararua Range and Tongariro National Park. I. sulcana might also be confused with
Myosotis venosa
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habitats, often near streams, in the Volcanic Plateau, Ruahine Range and Tararua Range in the North Island, and in Western Nelson, South Island of New Zealand
Hutt Valley campaign
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the head of the Hutt Valley, then south-west across the base of the Tararua Range , then along the summit of the ‘Rimarap’ Range (to the west of Te Whanganui
Plantago novae-zelandiae
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specimen of P. novae-zealndiae collected by Donald Petrie in 1907 in the Tararua Range , North Island, New Zealand from the Auckland Museum herbarium
Plantago unibracteata
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Te Papa herbarium specimen of P. unibracteata collected by Rosemary Steele in the Tararua Range , North Island, New Zealand in 1966