Full resolution (TIFF) - On this page / på denna sida - Some remarks upon the geographical distribution of vegetation in the colder Southern Hemisphere. By Carl Skottsberg. Botanist of the Swedish Antarctic Expedition 1901—1903. With 2 maps, tabl. 8 and 9. - General survey of the austral of or palæooceanic (Engler) realm. - II. The subantarctic dominion. - 4. District of New Zealand.
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4. District of New Zealand.
This zone includes the subantarctic part of the South Island
together with the islands south of it. With Engler we divide it
into three provinces. Recently I got a letter from the skilful
con-noiçseur of New Zealand^vegetation, Dr. L. Cockayne, who is discussing
the difficulty of finding a^imit for subantarctic flora in these latitudes.
Steppe in South Georgia. On the hills Poa flabellata.
Photo by Skottsberg 1902.
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