New zealand flax Black & White Stock Photos
Waitakere Ranges Regional Park, Auckland. Mercer Bay Loop Walk Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/waitakere-ranges-regional-park-auckland-mercer-bay-loop-walk-image449732464.htmlRF2H3K29M–Waitakere Ranges Regional Park, Auckland. Mercer Bay Loop Walk
Flax in nature's forms green against black background. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/flax-in-natures-forms-green-against-black-background-image484529618.htmlRF2K486D6–Flax in nature's forms green against black background.
Auckland, New Zealand. Mercer Bay loop walk Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/auckland-new-zealand-mercer-bay-loop-walk-image243100072.htmlRFT3E4HC–Auckland, New Zealand. Mercer Bay loop walk
. English: View of a mill for processing New Zealand flax ( Phormium tenax). Mill and buildings are top left, with bales of flax stacking upright against it. Top right is the rocky bed of the Waikanae river. Across the bottomw are the workers and horse drawn wagons that bought the flax to the mill. circa 1902 1569 Stansells' flaxmill, waikanae Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/english-view-of-a-mill-for-processing-new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-mill-and-buildings-are-top-left-with-bales-of-flax-stacking-upright-against-it-top-right-is-the-rocky-bed-of-the-waikanae-river-across-the-bottomw-are-the-workers-and-horse-drawn-wagons-that-bought-the-flax-to-the-mill-circa-1902-1569-stansells-flaxmill-waikanae-image213424267.htmlRMPB68R7–. English: View of a mill for processing New Zealand flax ( Phormium tenax). Mill and buildings are top left, with bales of flax stacking upright against it. Top right is the rocky bed of the Waikanae river. Across the bottomw are the workers and horse drawn wagons that bought the flax to the mill. circa 1902 1569 Stansells' flaxmill, waikanae
A picture is showing a branch and flower of Common New Zealand Flax also called as Phormium Tenax. The flowers are yellow or red and two inches long, Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-picture-is-showing-a-branch-and-flower-of-common-new-zealand-flax-also-called-as-phormium-tenax-the-flowers-are-yellow-or-red-and-two-inches-long-image244626793.htmlRFT5YKY5–A picture is showing a branch and flower of Common New Zealand Flax also called as Phormium Tenax. The flowers are yellow or red and two inches long,
Phormium tenax (New Zealand Flax), circa 1922, by Dr Leonard Cockayne F.R.S. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/phormium-tenax-new-zealand-flax-circa-1922-by-dr-leonard-cockayne-frs-image479186245.htmlRM2JRGPXD–Phormium tenax (New Zealand Flax), circa 1922, by Dr Leonard Cockayne F.R.S.
Driftwood and storm broken trees. Atmospheric primeval Wild West Coast South Island ,New Zealand. No people.Black and white . Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/driftwood-and-storm-broken-trees-atmospheric-primeval-wild-west-coast-south-island-new-zealand-no-peopleblack-and-white-image357660751.htmlRF2BNTRX7–Driftwood and storm broken trees. Atmospheric primeval Wild West Coast South Island ,New Zealand. No people.Black and white .
Waikato River landscape near Huka Falls in black and white, Taupo, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/waikato-river-landscape-near-huka-falls-in-black-and-white-taupo-bay-of-plenty-new-zealand-image453568032.htmlRF2H9WPJ8–Waikato River landscape near Huka Falls in black and white, Taupo, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand.
Specimens of Maori handicrafts, New Zealand Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/specimens-of-maori-handicrafts-new-zealand-image183034341.htmlRMMHNX4N–Specimens of Maori handicrafts, New Zealand
Al Armiger Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/al-armiger-image603877253.htmlRF2X2CYGN–Al Armiger
PSM V54 D038 Plant of new zealand flax Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-psm-v54-d038-plant-of-new-zealand-flax-140367020.htmlRMJ4A7FT–PSM V54 D038 Plant of new zealand flax
Plant of new zealand flax. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/plant-of-new-zealand-flax-image415312236.htmlRM2F3K2YT–Plant of new zealand flax.
Black and white vintage print, depicting a scene in New Zealand, with several Maori women, seated and standing inside a whare (house) or wharenui (meeting house) engaged in weaving flax mats, with kete (baskets) and utensils hanging from the ceiling, and a pou tokomanawa (central column) with its base carved in the shape of an ancestor or mythological figure visible in the foreground, published in John George Wood's volume 'The uncivilized races of men in all countries of the world, being a comprehensive account of their manners and customs, and of their physical, social, mental, moral and rel Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/black-and-white-vintage-print-depicting-a-scene-in-new-zealand-with-several-maori-women-seated-and-standing-inside-a-whare-house-or-wharenui-meeting-house-engaged-in-weaving-flax-mats-with-kete-baskets-and-utensils-hanging-from-the-ceiling-and-a-pou-tokomanawa-central-column-with-its-base-carved-in-the-shape-of-an-ancestor-or-mythological-figure-visible-in-the-foreground-published-in-john-george-woods-volume-the-uncivilized-races-of-men-in-all-countries-of-the-world-being-a-comprehensive-account-of-their-manners-and-customs-and-of-their-physical-social-mental-moral-and-rel-image216973607.htmlRMPH001B–Black and white vintage print, depicting a scene in New Zealand, with several Maori women, seated and standing inside a whare (house) or wharenui (meeting house) engaged in weaving flax mats, with kete (baskets) and utensils hanging from the ceiling, and a pou tokomanawa (central column) with its base carved in the shape of an ancestor or mythological figure visible in the foreground, published in John George Wood's volume 'The uncivilized races of men in all countries of the world, being a comprehensive account of their manners and customs, and of their physical, social, mental, moral and rel
A maori church at Rangiri, New Zealand, 1863. Photo by Daniel Manders Beere. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-maori-church-at-rangiri-new-zealand-1863-photo-by-daniel-manders-beere-image372692693.htmlRM2CJ9H99–A maori church at Rangiri, New Zealand, 1863. Photo by Daniel Manders Beere.
Head of Lake Wakatipu, from Glenorchy, Burton Brothers studio, photography studio, 1888, New Zealand, black-and-white photography, View towards tall mountains with a foreground of flax bushes and a stretch of water at centre partially obscured by the bushes Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/head-of-lake-wakatipu-from-glenorchy-burton-brothers-studio-photography-studio-1888-new-zealand-black-and-white-photography-view-towards-tall-mountains-with-a-foreground-of-flax-bushes-and-a-stretch-of-water-at-centre-partially-obscured-by-the-bushes-image454300290.htmlRM2HB34JA–Head of Lake Wakatipu, from Glenorchy, Burton Brothers studio, photography studio, 1888, New Zealand, black-and-white photography, View towards tall mountains with a foreground of flax bushes and a stretch of water at centre partially obscured by the bushes
NEW ZEALAND. The Flax Plant of New Zealand 1890 old antique print picture Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/new-zealand-the-flax-plant-of-new-zealand-1890-old-antique-print-picture-image185112516.htmlRFMN4GW8–NEW ZEALAND. The Flax Plant of New Zealand 1890 old antique print picture
Reproduction of a painting by James J McDonald in 1906 depicting Maori warriors preparing for an attack on their pa. A warrior in the foreground is blowing a warning on a conch while others gather at the palisades. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/reproduction-of-a-painting-by-james-j-mcdonald-in-1906-depicting-maori-warriors-preparing-for-an-attack-on-their-pa-a-warrior-in-the-foreground-is-blowing-a-warning-on-a-conch-while-others-gather-at-the-palisades-image602107632.htmlRM2WYGAC0–Reproduction of a painting by James J McDonald in 1906 depicting Maori warriors preparing for an attack on their pa. A warrior in the foreground is blowing a warning on a conch while others gather at the palisades.
Flax industry, a flax mill, New Zealand Abstract/medium: 1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in. or smaller Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/flax-industry-a-flax-mill-new-zealand-abstractmedium-1-negative-glass-5-x-7-in-or-smaller-image265082487.htmlRMWB7FBK–Flax industry, a flax mill, New Zealand Abstract/medium: 1 negative : glass ; 5 x 7 in. or smaller
New Zealand Flax trhormium Tenax.) Vision of 1900. Facts in the Natural History of the Honey Bee. Manufacture of Pig Iron in Europe. Base Ball. Improvement in Preserving Wood., scientific american, 1871-05-13 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/new-zealand-flax-trhormium-tenax-vision-of-1900-facts-in-the-natural-history-of-the-honey-bee-manufacture-of-pig-iron-in-europe-base-ball-improvement-in-preserving-wood-scientific-american-1871-05-13-image334312897.htmlRM2ABW7E9–New Zealand Flax trhormium Tenax.) Vision of 1900. Facts in the Natural History of the Honey Bee. Manufacture of Pig Iron in Europe. Base Ball. Improvement in Preserving Wood., scientific american, 1871-05-13
New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, (, 1911), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-1911-neuseelnder-flachs-lin-de-nouvelle-zlande-image507481663.htmlRM2MDHP13–New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, (, 1911), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande
![. Plants of New Zealand . Botany. THE LILY FAMILY 105 far north as the Orkneys. It can bear uninjured a temperature of 15'=' Fahrenheit, and it is only at 9"^ that the tops of tlie leaves become frost-bitten. It appears to be a plant suitable for universal naturalization, on account of the varying temperature it will bear unhurt, and the fact that sheep and cattle do not usually eat it.. Fig. 28. Phormiuni teoax. (The New Zealand Flax.) The root of the Pliormium is a thick, creeping rhizome. The leaves have no footstalks, but ascend straight from the crown of tire plant. Tlie flowers are Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RD9N18/plants-of-new-zealand-botany-the-lily-family-105-far-north-as-the-orkneys-it-can-bear-uninjured-a-temperature-of-15=-fahrenheit-and-it-is-only-at-9quot-that-the-tops-of-tlie-leaves-become-frost-bitten-it-appears-to-be-a-plant-suitable-for-universal-naturalization-on-account-of-the-varying-temperature-it-will-bear-unhurt-and-the-fact-that-sheep-and-cattle-do-not-usually-eat-it-fig-28-phormiuni-teoax-the-new-zealand-flax-the-root-of-the-pliormium-is-a-thick-creeping-rhizome-the-leaves-have-no-footstalks-but-ascend-straight-from-the-crown-of-tire-plant-tlie-flowers-are-RD9N18.jpg ". Plants of New Zealand . Botany. THE LILY FAMILY 105 far north as the Orkneys. It can bear uninjured a temperature of 15'=' Fahrenheit, and it is only at 9"^ that the tops of tlie leaves become frost-bitten. It appears to be a plant suitable for universal naturalization, on account of the varying temperature it will bear unhurt, and the fact that sheep and cattle do not usually eat it.. Fig. 28. Phormiuni teoax. (The New Zealand Flax.) The root of the Pliormium is a thick, creeping rhizome. The leaves have no footstalks, but ascend straight from the crown of tire plant. Tlie flowers are Stock Photo")
. Plants of New Zealand . Botany. THE LILY FAMILY 105 far north as the Orkneys. It can bear uninjured a temperature of 15'=' Fahrenheit, and it is only at 9"^ that the tops of tlie leaves become frost-bitten. It appears to be a plant suitable for universal naturalization, on account of the varying temperature it will bear unhurt, and the fact that sheep and cattle do not usually eat it.. Fig. 28. Phormiuni teoax. (The New Zealand Flax.) The root of the Pliormium is a thick, creeping rhizome. The leaves have no footstalks, but ascend straight from the crown of tire plant. Tlie flowers are Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/plants-of-new-zealand-botany-the-lily-family-105-far-north-as-the-orkneys-it-can-bear-uninjured-a-temperature-of-15=-fahrenheit-and-it-is-only-at-9quot-that-the-tops-of-tlie-leaves-become-frost-bitten-it-appears-to-be-a-plant-suitable-for-universal-naturalization-on-account-of-the-varying-temperature-it-will-bear-unhurt-and-the-fact-that-sheep-and-cattle-do-not-usually-eat-it-fig-28-phormiuni-teoax-the-new-zealand-flax-the-root-of-the-pliormium-is-a-thick-creeping-rhizome-the-leaves-have-no-footstalks-but-ascend-straight-from-the-crown-of-tire-plant-tlie-flowers-are-image231939380.htmlRMRD9N18–. Plants of New Zealand . Botany. THE LILY FAMILY 105 far north as the Orkneys. It can bear uninjured a temperature of 15'=' Fahrenheit, and it is only at 9"^ that the tops of tlie leaves become frost-bitten. It appears to be a plant suitable for universal naturalization, on account of the varying temperature it will bear unhurt, and the fact that sheep and cattle do not usually eat it.. Fig. 28. Phormiuni teoax. (The New Zealand Flax.) The root of the Pliormium is a thick, creeping rhizome. The leaves have no footstalks, but ascend straight from the crown of tire plant. Tlie flowers are
![. Plants of New Zealand . Botany. THE LILY FAMILY 105 far north as the Orkneys. It can bear uninjured a temperature of 15'=' Fahrenheit, and it is only at 9"^ that the tops of tlie leaves become frost-bitten. It appears to be a plant suitable for universal naturalization, on account of the varying temperature it will bear unhurt, and the fact that sheep and cattle do not usually eat it.. Fig. 28. Phormiuni teoax. (The New Zealand Flax.) The root of the Pliormium is a thick, creeping rhizome. The leaves have no footstalks, but ascend straight from the crown of tire plant. Tlie flowers are Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG1HTE/plants-of-new-zealand-botany-the-lily-family-105-far-north-as-the-orkneys-it-can-bear-uninjured-a-temperature-of-15=-fahrenheit-and-it-is-only-at-9quot-that-the-tops-of-tlie-leaves-become-frost-bitten-it-appears-to-be-a-plant-suitable-for-universal-naturalization-on-account-of-the-varying-temperature-it-will-bear-unhurt-and-the-fact-that-sheep-and-cattle-do-not-usually-eat-it-fig-28-phormiuni-teoax-the-new-zealand-flax-the-root-of-the-pliormium-is-a-thick-creeping-rhizome-the-leaves-have-no-footstalks-but-ascend-straight-from-the-crown-of-tire-plant-tlie-flowers-are-PG1HTE.jpg ". Plants of New Zealand . Botany. THE LILY FAMILY 105 far north as the Orkneys. It can bear uninjured a temperature of 15'=' Fahrenheit, and it is only at 9"^ that the tops of tlie leaves become frost-bitten. It appears to be a plant suitable for universal naturalization, on account of the varying temperature it will bear unhurt, and the fact that sheep and cattle do not usually eat it.. Fig. 28. Phormiuni teoax. (The New Zealand Flax.) The root of the Pliormium is a thick, creeping rhizome. The leaves have no footstalks, but ascend straight from the crown of tire plant. Tlie flowers are Stock Photo")
. Plants of New Zealand . Botany. THE LILY FAMILY 105 far north as the Orkneys. It can bear uninjured a temperature of 15'=' Fahrenheit, and it is only at 9"^ that the tops of tlie leaves become frost-bitten. It appears to be a plant suitable for universal naturalization, on account of the varying temperature it will bear unhurt, and the fact that sheep and cattle do not usually eat it.. Fig. 28. Phormiuni teoax. (The New Zealand Flax.) The root of the Pliormium is a thick, creeping rhizome. The leaves have no footstalks, but ascend straight from the crown of tire plant. Tlie flowers are Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/plants-of-new-zealand-botany-the-lily-family-105-far-north-as-the-orkneys-it-can-bear-uninjured-a-temperature-of-15=-fahrenheit-and-it-is-only-at-9quot-that-the-tops-of-tlie-leaves-become-frost-bitten-it-appears-to-be-a-plant-suitable-for-universal-naturalization-on-account-of-the-varying-temperature-it-will-bear-unhurt-and-the-fact-that-sheep-and-cattle-do-not-usually-eat-it-fig-28-phormiuni-teoax-the-new-zealand-flax-the-root-of-the-pliormium-is-a-thick-creeping-rhizome-the-leaves-have-no-footstalks-but-ascend-straight-from-the-crown-of-tire-plant-tlie-flowers-are-image216394878.htmlRMPG1HTE–. Plants of New Zealand . Botany. THE LILY FAMILY 105 far north as the Orkneys. It can bear uninjured a temperature of 15'=' Fahrenheit, and it is only at 9"^ that the tops of tlie leaves become frost-bitten. It appears to be a plant suitable for universal naturalization, on account of the varying temperature it will bear unhurt, and the fact that sheep and cattle do not usually eat it.. Fig. 28. Phormiuni teoax. (The New Zealand Flax.) The root of the Pliormium is a thick, creeping rhizome. The leaves have no footstalks, but ascend straight from the crown of tire plant. Tlie flowers are
illustration of Maori women weaving flax mats, from a cigarette card on New Zealand history, circa 1930 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/illustration-of-maori-women-weaving-flax-mats-from-a-cigarette-card-on-new-zealand-history-circa-1930-image395849770.htmlRM2E00EBP–illustration of Maori women weaving flax mats, from a cigarette card on New Zealand history, circa 1930
New Zealand Flax is a liliaceous plant bearing tough The two species are widely known in New Zealand as 'flax' and elsewhere as New Zealand flax or fl Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/new-zealand-flax-is-a-liliaceous-plant-bearing-tough-the-two-species-are-widely-known-in-new-zealand-as-flax-and-elsewhere-as-new-zealand-flax-or-fl-image244630801.htmlRFT5YW29–New Zealand Flax is a liliaceous plant bearing tough The two species are widely known in New Zealand as 'flax' and elsewhere as New Zealand flax or fl
Phormium tenax (New Zealand Flax), circa 1922, by Dr Leonard Cockayne F.R.S. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/phormium-tenax-new-zealand-flax-circa-1922-by-dr-leonard-cockayne-frs-image479186227.htmlRM2JRGPWR–Phormium tenax (New Zealand Flax), circa 1922, by Dr Leonard Cockayne F.R.S.
Driftwood and storm broken trees. Atmospheric primeval Wild West Coast South Island ,New Zealand. No people.Black and white . Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/driftwood-and-storm-broken-trees-atmospheric-primeval-wild-west-coast-south-island-new-zealand-no-peopleblack-and-white-image357660661.htmlRF2BNTRR1–Driftwood and storm broken trees. Atmospheric primeval Wild West Coast South Island ,New Zealand. No people.Black and white .
OCTOBER 8 18981 PICTURESQUE NEW ZEALAND. BY NH. SIDNEY DICKINSON P.R.G.S. ' TIKI-TIKI' NATIVE WOMAN AND CHILD WITH CLOAK OF NATIVE FLAX. MAORI CHIEF AND HUT., scientific american, 1898-10-08 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/october-8-18981-picturesque-new-zealand-by-nh-sidney-dickinson-prgs-tiki-tiki-native-woman-and-child-with-cloak-of-native-flax-maori-chief-and-hut-scientific-american-1898-10-08-image334342517.htmlRM2ABXH85–OCTOBER 8 18981 PICTURESQUE NEW ZEALAND. BY NH. SIDNEY DICKINSON P.R.G.S. ' TIKI-TIKI' NATIVE WOMAN AND CHILD WITH CLOAK OF NATIVE FLAX. MAORI CHIEF AND HUT., scientific american, 1898-10-08
traffic transportation bridge processor bridge new zealand water traffic Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-traffic-transportation-bridge-processor-bridge-new-zealand-water-traffic-141348010.htmlRFJ5XXR6–traffic transportation bridge processor bridge new zealand water traffic
Flax industry, a flax mill, New Zealand LCCN2016822001 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-flax-industry-a-flax-mill-new-zealand-lccn2016822001-176690470.htmlRMM7CXDX–Flax industry, a flax mill, New Zealand LCCN2016822001
Flax industry, a flax mill, New Zealand Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/flax-industry-a-flax-mill-new-zealand-image329646329.htmlRM2A48K75–Flax industry, a flax mill, New Zealand
Black and white vintage print, depicting a deceased Maori Chief, wrapped in a mantle, and with feathers in his hair, lying supine beneath a low shed, surrounded by a variety of mourners, including another chief (seated in the foreground) wearing an elaborate flax mantle with his staff on the ground next to him, the Pa (fortified settlement) fence is visible in the background, located in New Zealand, published in John George Wood's volume 'The uncivilized races of men in all countries of the world, being a comprehensive account of their manners and customs, and of their physical, social, mental Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/black-and-white-vintage-print-depicting-a-deceased-maori-chief-wrapped-in-a-mantle-and-with-feathers-in-his-hair-lying-supine-beneath-a-low-shed-surrounded-by-a-variety-of-mourners-including-another-chief-seated-in-the-foreground-wearing-an-elaborate-flax-mantle-with-his-staff-on-the-ground-next-to-him-the-pa-fortified-settlement-fence-is-visible-in-the-background-located-in-new-zealand-published-in-john-george-woods-volume-the-uncivilized-races-of-men-in-all-countries-of-the-world-being-a-comprehensive-account-of-their-manners-and-customs-and-of-their-physical-social-mental-image216973825.htmlRMPH0095–Black and white vintage print, depicting a deceased Maori Chief, wrapped in a mantle, and with feathers in his hair, lying supine beneath a low shed, surrounded by a variety of mourners, including another chief (seated in the foreground) wearing an elaborate flax mantle with his staff on the ground next to him, the Pa (fortified settlement) fence is visible in the background, located in New Zealand, published in John George Wood's volume 'The uncivilized races of men in all countries of the world, being a comprehensive account of their manners and customs, and of their physical, social, mental
Rees Valley, Lake Wakatipu, Burton Brothers studio, photography studio, 1883, New Zealand, gelatin dry plate process, UPPER REES VALLEY MOUNT ANSTEAD (sic Ansted) LEFT CENTRE HIGH BUSH AND FLAX RIGHT LAKE WAKATIPU Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/rees-valley-lake-wakatipu-burton-brothers-studio-photography-studio-1883-new-zealand-gelatin-dry-plate-process-upper-rees-valley-mount-anstead-sic-ansted-left-centre-high-bush-and-flax-right-lake-wakatipu-image454307384.htmlRM2HB3DKM–Rees Valley, Lake Wakatipu, Burton Brothers studio, photography studio, 1883, New Zealand, gelatin dry plate process, UPPER REES VALLEY MOUNT ANSTEAD (sic Ansted) LEFT CENTRE HIGH BUSH AND FLAX RIGHT LAKE WAKATIPU
New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, (geography book, 1879), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-geography-book-1879-neuseelnder-flachs-lin-de-nouvelle-zlande-image504273983.htmlRM2M8BJH3–New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, (geography book, 1879), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande
![. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. MATERIAL FOR TYING GRAFTS AND BUDS. 581 Fig. 335. matting were as cheaply got as these, the fact that the Rush and Grass are ready rolled in twine-like fashion, should make us prefer them. In tying carefully it is necessary to twist the matting, and thus a good deal of time is lost. Iu addition to the above hardy plants, the " grass " of which may be directly used for tying, the leaves of the New Zealand Flax, Phormi Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDT781/the-parks-promenades-amp-gardens-of-paris-described-and-considered-in-relation-to-the-wants-of-our-own-cities-and-the-public-and-private-gardens-gardens-parks-material-for-tying-grafts-and-buds-581-fig-335-matting-were-as-cheaply-got-as-these-the-fact-that-the-rush-and-grass-are-ready-rolled-in-twine-like-fashion-should-make-us-prefer-them-in-tying-carefully-it-is-necessary-to-twist-the-matting-and-thus-a-good-deal-of-time-is-lost-iu-addition-to-the-above-hardy-plants-the-quot-grass-quot-of-which-may-be-directly-used-for-tying-the-leaves-of-the-new-zealand-flax-phormi-RDT781.jpg ". The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. MATERIAL FOR TYING GRAFTS AND BUDS. 581 Fig. 335. matting were as cheaply got as these, the fact that the Rush and Grass are ready rolled in twine-like fashion, should make us prefer them. In tying carefully it is necessary to twist the matting, and thus a good deal of time is lost. Iu addition to the above hardy plants, the " grass " of which may be directly used for tying, the leaves of the New Zealand Flax, Phormi Stock Photo")
. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. MATERIAL FOR TYING GRAFTS AND BUDS. 581 Fig. 335. matting were as cheaply got as these, the fact that the Rush and Grass are ready rolled in twine-like fashion, should make us prefer them. In tying carefully it is necessary to twist the matting, and thus a good deal of time is lost. Iu addition to the above hardy plants, the " grass " of which may be directly used for tying, the leaves of the New Zealand Flax, Phormi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-parks-promenades-amp-gardens-of-paris-described-and-considered-in-relation-to-the-wants-of-our-own-cities-and-the-public-and-private-gardens-gardens-parks-material-for-tying-grafts-and-buds-581-fig-335-matting-were-as-cheaply-got-as-these-the-fact-that-the-rush-and-grass-are-ready-rolled-in-twine-like-fashion-should-make-us-prefer-them-in-tying-carefully-it-is-necessary-to-twist-the-matting-and-thus-a-good-deal-of-time-is-lost-iu-addition-to-the-above-hardy-plants-the-quot-grass-quot-of-which-may-be-directly-used-for-tying-the-leaves-of-the-new-zealand-flax-phormi-image232257873.htmlRMRDT781–. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. MATERIAL FOR TYING GRAFTS AND BUDS. 581 Fig. 335. matting were as cheaply got as these, the fact that the Rush and Grass are ready rolled in twine-like fashion, should make us prefer them. In tying carefully it is necessary to twist the matting, and thus a good deal of time is lost. Iu addition to the above hardy plants, the " grass " of which may be directly used for tying, the leaves of the New Zealand Flax, Phormi
. The natural history of plants, their forms, growth, reproduction, and distribution;. Botany. ANGIOSPERM^, MONOCOTYLEDONES. 731 Liliastrum, a beautiful alpine plant; Hemerocallis, the Day Lily; Phormium tenax, the New Zealand Flax (fig. 414), the leaves of which yield a valuable fibre; Kniphofia, whose dense spikes resemble a red-hot poker, cultivated in gardens; the Aloes and their allies, chiefly African, with a permanent aerial branch-system; finally, the Australian Grass-trees (e.g. Xanthorrhcea hastilis, shown in Plate XVI.), often a conspicuous feature in the landscape, and with its lon Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-natural-history-of-plants-their-forms-growth-reproduction-and-distribution-botany-angiosperm-monocotyledones-731-liliastrum-a-beautiful-alpine-plant-hemerocallis-the-day-lily-phormium-tenax-the-new-zealand-flax-fig-414-the-leaves-of-which-yield-a-valuable-fibre-kniphofia-whose-dense-spikes-resemble-a-red-hot-poker-cultivated-in-gardens-the-aloes-and-their-allies-chiefly-african-with-a-permanent-aerial-branch-system-finally-the-australian-grass-trees-eg-xanthorrhcea-hastilis-shown-in-plate-xvi-often-a-conspicuous-feature-in-the-landscape-and-with-its-lon-image216419142.htmlRMPG2MR2–. The natural history of plants, their forms, growth, reproduction, and distribution;. Botany. ANGIOSPERM^, MONOCOTYLEDONES. 731 Liliastrum, a beautiful alpine plant; Hemerocallis, the Day Lily; Phormium tenax, the New Zealand Flax (fig. 414), the leaves of which yield a valuable fibre; Kniphofia, whose dense spikes resemble a red-hot poker, cultivated in gardens; the Aloes and their allies, chiefly African, with a permanent aerial branch-system; finally, the Australian Grass-trees (e.g. Xanthorrhcea hastilis, shown in Plate XVI.), often a conspicuous feature in the landscape, and with its lon
Phormium tenax (New Zealand Flax), circa 1922, by Dr Leonard Cockayne F.R.S. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/phormium-tenax-new-zealand-flax-circa-1922-by-dr-leonard-cockayne-frs-image479186166.htmlRM2JRGPRJ–Phormium tenax (New Zealand Flax), circa 1922, by Dr Leonard Cockayne F.R.S.
Driftwood and storm broken trees. Atmospheric primeval Wild West Coast South Island ,New Zealand. No people.Black and white . Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/driftwood-and-storm-broken-trees-atmospheric-primeval-wild-west-coast-south-island-new-zealand-no-peopleblack-and-white-image357660562.htmlRF2BNTRKE–Driftwood and storm broken trees. Atmospheric primeval Wild West Coast South Island ,New Zealand. No people.Black and white .
Black and white vintage print, depicting Maori Chief Rangihaeata's whare whakairo (carved meeting house) known as 'Kai-tangata, ' with carved posts, lintels, and gables, and two figures wearing flax skirts seated at the edge of the porch, and with the Pa (fortified settlement) fence visible in the background, located in New Zealand, published in John George Wood's volume 'The uncivilized races of men in all countries of the world, being a comprehensive account of their manners and customs, and of their physical, social, mental, moral and religious characteristics', 1877. Courtesy Internet Arch Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/black-and-white-vintage-print-depicting-maori-chief-rangihaeatas-whare-whakairo-carved-meeting-house-known-as-kai-tangata-with-carved-posts-lintels-and-gables-and-two-figures-wearing-flax-skirts-seated-at-the-edge-of-the-porch-and-with-the-pa-fortified-settlement-fence-visible-in-the-background-located-in-new-zealand-published-in-john-george-woods-volume-the-uncivilized-races-of-men-in-all-countries-of-the-world-being-a-comprehensive-account-of-their-manners-and-customs-and-of-their-physical-social-mental-moral-and-religious-characteristics-1877-courtesy-internet-arch-image216974084.htmlRMPH00JC–Black and white vintage print, depicting Maori Chief Rangihaeata's whare whakairo (carved meeting house) known as 'Kai-tangata, ' with carved posts, lintels, and gables, and two figures wearing flax skirts seated at the edge of the porch, and with the Pa (fortified settlement) fence visible in the background, located in New Zealand, published in John George Wood's volume 'The uncivilized races of men in all countries of the world, being a comprehensive account of their manners and customs, and of their physical, social, mental, moral and religious characteristics', 1877. Courtesy Internet Arch
Entrance gates to the Auckland, New Zealand Exhibition, View taken looking across the ornamental pond towards the entrance way to the exhibition area in the Auckland, New Zealand Domain. Arum lilies, flax plants and trees can be seen growing beside the edge of the pond. P, 1 Nov 1913 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/entrance-gates-to-the-auckland-new-zealand-exhibition-view-taken-looking-across-the-ornamental-pond-towards-the-entrance-way-to-the-exhibition-area-in-the-auckland-new-zealand-domain-arum-lilies-flax-plants-and-trees-can-be-seen-growing-beside-the-edge-of-the-pond-p-1-nov-1913-image573406061.htmlRM2T8TW7W–Entrance gates to the Auckland, New Zealand Exhibition, View taken looking across the ornamental pond towards the entrance way to the exhibition area in the Auckland, New Zealand Domain. Arum lilies, flax plants and trees can be seen growing beside the edge of the pond. P, 1 Nov 1913
New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, (botany book, 1905), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-botany-book-1905-neuseelnder-flachs-lin-de-nouvelle-zlande-image504273899.htmlRM2M8BJE3–New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, (botany book, 1905), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande
![. The parks and gardens of Paris, considered in relation to the wants of other cities and of the public and private gardens; being notes on a study of Paris gardens. Gardening; Gardens; Parks. Bur-reed iSfarganium ramosmn). Reed-mace (Typha latifolia). " Grass " of which may be directly used for tying, the leaves of the New Zealand Flax (Phormium tenax) are very largely employed for that purpose about Paris. This plant is grown everywhere for room-decoration. The long leaves being produced m great abun- dance, the old leaves that are cut away should be preserved, thus securing a stro Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDT9EM/the-parks-and-gardens-of-paris-considered-in-relation-to-the-wants-of-other-cities-and-of-the-public-and-private-gardens-being-notes-on-a-study-of-paris-gardens-gardening-gardens-parks-bur-reed-isfarganium-ramosmn-reed-mace-typha-latifolia-quot-grass-quot-of-which-may-be-directly-used-for-tying-the-leaves-of-the-new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-are-very-largely-employed-for-that-purpose-about-paris-this-plant-is-grown-everywhere-for-room-decoration-the-long-leaves-being-produced-m-great-abun-dance-the-old-leaves-that-are-cut-away-should-be-preserved-thus-securing-a-stro-RDT9EM.jpg ". The parks and gardens of Paris, considered in relation to the wants of other cities and of the public and private gardens; being notes on a study of Paris gardens. Gardening; Gardens; Parks. Bur-reed iSfarganium ramosmn). Reed-mace (Typha latifolia). " Grass " of which may be directly used for tying, the leaves of the New Zealand Flax (Phormium tenax) are very largely employed for that purpose about Paris. This plant is grown everywhere for room-decoration. The long leaves being produced m great abun- dance, the old leaves that are cut away should be preserved, thus securing a stro Stock Photo")
. The parks and gardens of Paris, considered in relation to the wants of other cities and of the public and private gardens; being notes on a study of Paris gardens. Gardening; Gardens; Parks. Bur-reed iSfarganium ramosmn). Reed-mace (Typha latifolia). " Grass " of which may be directly used for tying, the leaves of the New Zealand Flax (Phormium tenax) are very largely employed for that purpose about Paris. This plant is grown everywhere for room-decoration. The long leaves being produced m great abun- dance, the old leaves that are cut away should be preserved, thus securing a stro Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-parks-and-gardens-of-paris-considered-in-relation-to-the-wants-of-other-cities-and-of-the-public-and-private-gardens-being-notes-on-a-study-of-paris-gardens-gardening-gardens-parks-bur-reed-isfarganium-ramosmn-reed-mace-typha-latifolia-quot-grass-quot-of-which-may-be-directly-used-for-tying-the-leaves-of-the-new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-are-very-largely-employed-for-that-purpose-about-paris-this-plant-is-grown-everywhere-for-room-decoration-the-long-leaves-being-produced-m-great-abun-dance-the-old-leaves-that-are-cut-away-should-be-preserved-thus-securing-a-stro-image232259628.htmlRMRDT9EM–. The parks and gardens of Paris, considered in relation to the wants of other cities and of the public and private gardens; being notes on a study of Paris gardens. Gardening; Gardens; Parks. Bur-reed iSfarganium ramosmn). Reed-mace (Typha latifolia). " Grass " of which may be directly used for tying, the leaves of the New Zealand Flax (Phormium tenax) are very largely employed for that purpose about Paris. This plant is grown everywhere for room-decoration. The long leaves being produced m great abun- dance, the old leaves that are cut away should be preserved, thus securing a stro
Black and white vintage print, depicting a seated Maori Chief, with facial ta moko (tattoo) wrapped in a flax (phormium) mantle, with a serious expression on his face, and his wife, wearing a korowai (tag cloak) and with either ta moko or self inflicted grieving marks on her chin, located in New Zealand, published in John George Wood's volume 'The uncivilized races of men in all countries of the world, being a comprehensive account of their manners and customs, and of their physical, social, mental, moral and religious characteristics', 1877. Courtesy Internet Archive. () Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/black-and-white-vintage-print-depicting-a-seated-maori-chief-with-facial-ta-moko-tattoo-wrapped-in-a-flax-phormium-mantle-with-a-serious-expression-on-his-face-and-his-wife-wearing-a-korowai-tag-cloak-and-with-either-ta-moko-or-self-inflicted-grieving-marks-on-her-chin-located-in-new-zealand-published-in-john-george-woods-volume-the-uncivilized-races-of-men-in-all-countries-of-the-world-being-a-comprehensive-account-of-their-manners-and-customs-and-of-their-physical-social-mental-moral-and-religious-characteristics-1877-courtesy-internet-archive-image216973918.htmlRMPH00CE–Black and white vintage print, depicting a seated Maori Chief, with facial ta moko (tattoo) wrapped in a flax (phormium) mantle, with a serious expression on his face, and his wife, wearing a korowai (tag cloak) and with either ta moko or self inflicted grieving marks on her chin, located in New Zealand, published in John George Wood's volume 'The uncivilized races of men in all countries of the world, being a comprehensive account of their manners and customs, and of their physical, social, mental, moral and religious characteristics', 1877. Courtesy Internet Archive. ()
View of the ornamental pond in the Auckland, New Zealand Domain, View of the ornamental pond taken from the road. The pond is surrounded by a rustic wooden fence. A willow tree and other trees (including two deciduous tress) are growing beside the pond. Arum lilies and flax plants are growing at the water's edge. P ca 1914 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/view-of-the-ornamental-pond-in-the-auckland-new-zealand-domain-view-of-the-ornamental-pond-taken-from-the-road-the-pond-is-surrounded-by-a-rustic-wooden-fence-a-willow-tree-and-other-trees-including-two-deciduous-tress-are-growing-beside-the-pond-arum-lilies-and-flax-plants-are-growing-at-the-waters-edge-p-ca-1914-image573402054.htmlRM2T8TM4P–View of the ornamental pond in the Auckland, New Zealand Domain, View of the ornamental pond taken from the road. The pond is surrounded by a rustic wooden fence. A willow tree and other trees (including two deciduous tress) are growing beside the pond. Arum lilies and flax plants are growing at the water's edge. P ca 1914
New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, (garden book, 1877), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-garden-book-1877-neuseelnder-flachs-lin-de-nouvelle-zlande-image504273897.htmlRM2M8BJE1–New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, (garden book, 1877), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande
![. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. kWHW^<<?^W^.-fe»>Sife»'fe»>H^' x!5:x^:x']LS '^LX?LS3:x!TA!5:x"]CL'C NEW ZEAI.AND FLAX. New Zealand flax, Phormium tenax, extensively cultivated on the Pacific coast for ornamental shrubbery, now comes forward with an additional claim on florists' attention. Henry Melde, a florist of Eureka, Cal., for many years has used the tough fibers of this plant for tying purposes and has found it is as good as, and in some ways superior to, the raffia in general use. A slender fiber stripped from one of the green spikes is found to have the t Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RRK9CE/florists-review-microform-floriculture-kwhwltltw-fegtsifefegth-x!5xx-ls-lxls3x!ta!5xquot-clc-new-zeaiand-flax-new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-extensively-cultivated-on-the-pacific-coast-for-ornamental-shrubbery-now-comes-forward-with-an-additional-claim-on-florists-attention-henry-melde-a-florist-of-eureka-cal-for-many-years-has-used-the-tough-fibers-of-this-plant-for-tying-purposes-and-has-found-it-is-as-good-as-and-in-some-ways-superior-to-the-raffia-in-general-use-a-slender-fiber-stripped-from-one-of-the-green-spikes-is-found-to-have-the-t-RRK9CE.jpg ". Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. kWHW^<<?^W^.-fe»>Sife»'fe»>H^' x!5:x^:x']LS '^LX?LS3:x!TA!5:x"]CL'C NEW ZEAI.AND FLAX. New Zealand flax, Phormium tenax, extensively cultivated on the Pacific coast for ornamental shrubbery, now comes forward with an additional claim on florists' attention. Henry Melde, a florist of Eureka, Cal., for many years has used the tough fibers of this plant for tying purposes and has found it is as good as, and in some ways superior to, the raffia in general use. A slender fiber stripped from one of the green spikes is found to have the t Stock Photo")
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. kWHW^<<?^W^.-fe»>Sife»'fe»>H^' x!5:x^:x']LS '^LX?LS3:x!TA!5:x"]CL'C NEW ZEAI.AND FLAX. New Zealand flax, Phormium tenax, extensively cultivated on the Pacific coast for ornamental shrubbery, now comes forward with an additional claim on florists' attention. Henry Melde, a florist of Eureka, Cal., for many years has used the tough fibers of this plant for tying purposes and has found it is as good as, and in some ways superior to, the raffia in general use. A slender fiber stripped from one of the green spikes is found to have the t Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/florists-review-microform-floriculture-kwhwltltw-fegtsifefegth-x!5xx-ls-lxls3x!ta!5xquot-clc-new-zeaiand-flax-new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-extensively-cultivated-on-the-pacific-coast-for-ornamental-shrubbery-now-comes-forward-with-an-additional-claim-on-florists-attention-henry-melde-a-florist-of-eureka-cal-for-many-years-has-used-the-tough-fibers-of-this-plant-for-tying-purposes-and-has-found-it-is-as-good-as-and-in-some-ways-superior-to-the-raffia-in-general-use-a-slender-fiber-stripped-from-one-of-the-green-spikes-is-found-to-have-the-t-image238296366.htmlRMRRK9CE–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. kWHW^<<?^W^.-fe»>Sife»'fe»>H^' x!5:x^:x']LS '^LX?LS3:x!TA!5:x"]CL'C NEW ZEAI.AND FLAX. New Zealand flax, Phormium tenax, extensively cultivated on the Pacific coast for ornamental shrubbery, now comes forward with an additional claim on florists' attention. Henry Melde, a florist of Eureka, Cal., for many years has used the tough fibers of this plant for tying purposes and has found it is as good as, and in some ways superior to, the raffia in general use. A slender fiber stripped from one of the green spikes is found to have the t
Black and white vintage prints, in three columns: captioned 'Te Oho, a Native Priest' (left) depicting a seated, elderly man, with curly hair, a long beard, and facial ta moko, wrapped in a flax cloak, with a funeral waka (canoe) sunk to the ground, and food for the deceased on a stick, visible in the background; 'A Tiki at Raoera Pah' (middle) depicting a Maori wood carving with two figures, the lower of which may represent Maui; and 'Tiki from Whakapokoko (right) depicting two more Maori carvings, with the figure of a Maori girl between them for the sake of perspective, located in New Zealan Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/black-and-white-vintage-prints-in-three-columns-captioned-te-oho-a-native-priest-left-depicting-a-seated-elderly-man-with-curly-hair-a-long-beard-and-facial-ta-moko-wrapped-in-a-flax-cloak-with-a-funeral-waka-canoe-sunk-to-the-ground-and-food-for-the-deceased-on-a-stick-visible-in-the-background-a-tiki-at-raoera-pah-middle-depicting-a-maori-wood-carving-with-two-figures-the-lower-of-which-may-represent-maui-and-tiki-from-whakapokoko-right-depicting-two-more-maori-carvings-with-the-figure-of-a-maori-girl-between-them-for-the-sake-of-perspective-located-in-new-zealan-image216974261.htmlRMPH00TN–Black and white vintage prints, in three columns: captioned 'Te Oho, a Native Priest' (left) depicting a seated, elderly man, with curly hair, a long beard, and facial ta moko, wrapped in a flax cloak, with a funeral waka (canoe) sunk to the ground, and food for the deceased on a stick, visible in the background; 'A Tiki at Raoera Pah' (middle) depicting a Maori wood carving with two figures, the lower of which may represent Maui; and 'Tiki from Whakapokoko (right) depicting two more Maori carvings, with the figure of a Maori girl between them for the sake of perspective, located in New Zealan
View of the Tea Kiosk, Auckland, New Zealand Domain during the Auckland, New Zealand Exhibition, View taken looking across the ornamental pond towards the tea kiosk in the Auckland, New Zealand Domain. Arum lilies, flax plants, ferns, toi toi and trees can be seen growing around the edge of the pond. P, 1 Nov 1913 Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/view-of-the-tea-kiosk-auckland-new-zealand-domain-during-the-auckland-new-zealand-exhibition-view-taken-looking-across-the-ornamental-pond-towards-the-tea-kiosk-in-the-auckland-new-zealand-domain-arum-lilies-flax-plants-ferns-toi-toi-and-trees-can-be-seen-growing-around-the-edge-of-the-pond-p-1-nov-1913-image573403524.htmlRM2T8TP18–View of the Tea Kiosk, Auckland, New Zealand Domain during the Auckland, New Zealand Exhibition, View taken looking across the ornamental pond towards the tea kiosk in the Auckland, New Zealand Domain. Arum lilies, flax plants, ferns, toi toi and trees can be seen growing around the edge of the pond. P, 1 Nov 1913
New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, anonym (biology book, 1881), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-anonym-biology-book-1881-neuseelnder-flachs-lin-de-nouvelle-zlande-image504273821.htmlRM2M8BJB9–New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, anonym (biology book, 1881), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande
![. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 86 The Rorists' Review Mat 1, 1919.. kWHW^<<?^W^.-fe»>Sife»'fe»>H^' x!5:x^:x']LS '^LX?LS3:x!TA!5:x"]CL'C NEW ZEAI.AND FLAX. New Zealand flax, Phormium tenax, extensively cultivated on the Pacific coast for ornamental shrubbery, now comes forward with an additional claim on florists' attention. Henry Melde, a florist of Eureka, Cal., for many years has used the tough fibers of this plant for tying purposes and has found it is as good as, and in some ways superior to, the raffia in general use. A slender fiber stripped from one of th Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RRK9CN/florists-review-microform-floriculture-86-the-rorists-review-mat-1-1919-kwhwltltw-fegtsifefegth-x!5xx-ls-lxls3x!ta!5xquot-clc-new-zeaiand-flax-new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-extensively-cultivated-on-the-pacific-coast-for-ornamental-shrubbery-now-comes-forward-with-an-additional-claim-on-florists-attention-henry-melde-a-florist-of-eureka-cal-for-many-years-has-used-the-tough-fibers-of-this-plant-for-tying-purposes-and-has-found-it-is-as-good-as-and-in-some-ways-superior-to-the-raffia-in-general-use-a-slender-fiber-stripped-from-one-of-th-RRK9CN.jpg ". Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 86 The Rorists' Review Mat 1, 1919.. kWHW^<<?^W^.-fe»>Sife»'fe»>H^' x!5:x^:x']LS '^LX?LS3:x!TA!5:x"]CL'C NEW ZEAI.AND FLAX. New Zealand flax, Phormium tenax, extensively cultivated on the Pacific coast for ornamental shrubbery, now comes forward with an additional claim on florists' attention. Henry Melde, a florist of Eureka, Cal., for many years has used the tough fibers of this plant for tying purposes and has found it is as good as, and in some ways superior to, the raffia in general use. A slender fiber stripped from one of th Stock Photo")
. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 86 The Rorists' Review Mat 1, 1919.. kWHW^<<?^W^.-fe»>Sife»'fe»>H^' x!5:x^:x']LS '^LX?LS3:x!TA!5:x"]CL'C NEW ZEAI.AND FLAX. New Zealand flax, Phormium tenax, extensively cultivated on the Pacific coast for ornamental shrubbery, now comes forward with an additional claim on florists' attention. Henry Melde, a florist of Eureka, Cal., for many years has used the tough fibers of this plant for tying purposes and has found it is as good as, and in some ways superior to, the raffia in general use. A slender fiber stripped from one of th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/florists-review-microform-floriculture-86-the-rorists-review-mat-1-1919-kwhwltltw-fegtsifefegth-x!5xx-ls-lxls3x!ta!5xquot-clc-new-zeaiand-flax-new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-extensively-cultivated-on-the-pacific-coast-for-ornamental-shrubbery-now-comes-forward-with-an-additional-claim-on-florists-attention-henry-melde-a-florist-of-eureka-cal-for-many-years-has-used-the-tough-fibers-of-this-plant-for-tying-purposes-and-has-found-it-is-as-good-as-and-in-some-ways-superior-to-the-raffia-in-general-use-a-slender-fiber-stripped-from-one-of-th-image238296373.htmlRMRRK9CN–. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. 86 The Rorists' Review Mat 1, 1919.. kWHW^<<?^W^.-fe»>Sife»'fe»>H^' x!5:x^:x']LS '^LX?LS3:x!TA!5:x"]CL'C NEW ZEAI.AND FLAX. New Zealand flax, Phormium tenax, extensively cultivated on the Pacific coast for ornamental shrubbery, now comes forward with an additional claim on florists' attention. Henry Melde, a florist of Eureka, Cal., for many years has used the tough fibers of this plant for tying purposes and has found it is as good as, and in some ways superior to, the raffia in general use. A slender fiber stripped from one of th
Humboldt Range, head of Lake Wakatipu, Burton Brothers studio, photography studio, 1888, New Zealand, black-and-white photography, A very high range of snow-capped mountains of even height run across the upper half of the image. In the foreground is a lake largely obscured by four clumps of flax. The view appears to be down a track in the sand between these groups of flax Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/humboldt-range-head-of-lake-wakatipu-burton-brothers-studio-photography-studio-1888-new-zealand-black-and-white-photography-a-very-high-range-of-snow-capped-mountains-of-even-height-run-across-the-upper-half-of-the-image-in-the-foreground-is-a-lake-largely-obscured-by-four-clumps-of-flax-the-view-appears-to-be-down-a-track-in-the-sand-between-these-groups-of-flax-image454303596.htmlRM2HB38TC–Humboldt Range, head of Lake Wakatipu, Burton Brothers studio, photography studio, 1888, New Zealand, black-and-white photography, A very high range of snow-capped mountains of even height run across the upper half of the image. In the foreground is a lake largely obscured by four clumps of flax. The view appears to be down a track in the sand between these groups of flax
New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, W.H. Freeman (botany book, 1889), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/new-zealand-flax-phormium-tenax-wh-freeman-botany-book-1889-neuseelnder-flachs-lin-de-nouvelle-zlande-image504273742.htmlRM2M8BJ8E–New Zealand flax;, Phormium tenax, W.H. Freeman (botany book, 1889), Neuseeländer Flachs, Lin de Nouvelle-Zélande
. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. 272 THE PLANT DECORATION 01? APARTMENTS. Fig. 110. course, has a greater effect in popularizing the use of plants in houses; for how can you make beautiful arrangements in this way if you ignore the higher beauties of plant form ? The fashion as carried out in such instances as the above carries its influences through every grade of society. Thus you see people with a graceful Yucca or young Palm, or New Zealand Flax, in their Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-parks-promenades-amp-gardens-of-paris-described-and-considered-in-relation-to-the-wants-of-our-own-cities-and-the-public-and-private-gardens-gardens-parks-272-the-plant-decoration-01-apartments-fig-110-course-has-a-greater-effect-in-popularizing-the-use-of-plants-in-houses-for-how-can-you-make-beautiful-arrangements-in-this-way-if-you-ignore-the-higher-beauties-of-plant-form-the-fashion-as-carried-out-in-such-instances-as-the-above-carries-its-influences-through-every-grade-of-society-thus-you-see-people-with-a-graceful-yucca-or-young-palm-or-new-zealand-flax-in-their-image232258440.htmlRMRDT808–. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. 272 THE PLANT DECORATION 01? APARTMENTS. Fig. 110. course, has a greater effect in popularizing the use of plants in houses; for how can you make beautiful arrangements in this way if you ignore the higher beauties of plant form ? The fashion as carried out in such instances as the above carries its influences through every grade of society. Thus you see people with a graceful Yucca or young Palm, or New Zealand Flax, in their
. Botany of the living plant. Botany. MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION OF PLANT-BOnY 145 compared with that of the hohow steel columns used for supporting shop-fronts. A more frequent, and mechanically a more effective form of strengthening cell is seen in the elongated sclerenchyiiia-fibre. Such cells are commonly associated in masses, often forming strands which run continuously for long distances. These strands of the Flax supply the material for linen, of the Jute for sacking, of Hemp, New Zealand Flax, etc., materials for cordage, while similar strands of the Coco-. Flc. 104. Part of a transverse Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/botany-of-the-living-plant-botany-mechanical-construction-of-plant-bony-145-compared-with-that-of-the-hohow-steel-columns-used-for-supporting-shop-fronts-a-more-frequent-and-mechanically-a-more-effective-form-of-strengthening-cell-is-seen-in-the-elongated-sclerenchyiiia-fibre-such-cells-are-commonly-associated-in-masses-often-forming-strands-which-run-continuously-for-long-distances-these-strands-of-the-flax-supply-the-material-for-linen-of-the-jute-for-sacking-of-hemp-new-zealand-flax-etc-materials-for-cordage-while-similar-strands-of-the-coco-flc-104-part-of-a-transverse-image232313595.htmlRMRDXPA3–. Botany of the living plant. Botany. MECHANICAL CONSTRUCTION OF PLANT-BOnY 145 compared with that of the hohow steel columns used for supporting shop-fronts. A more frequent, and mechanically a more effective form of strengthening cell is seen in the elongated sclerenchyiiia-fibre. Such cells are commonly associated in masses, often forming strands which run continuously for long distances. These strands of the Flax supply the material for linen, of the Jute for sacking, of Hemp, New Zealand Flax, etc., materials for cordage, while similar strands of the Coco-. Flc. 104. Part of a transverse
. The Book of gardening; a handbook of horticulture. Gardening; Horticulture. ON ROOM PLANTS. 769 is no denying its decorative qualities. The exact antithesis of this is, however, to be found in the leathery Phormium tenax, and its equally desirable and more effective variegated forms. It has long, sword shaped leaves, and is popularly known as the New Zealand Flax. Where a very graceful plant is required, Ophi- opogon Jaburan variegata (Fig. 510) may be strongly recom- mended. The foliage is narrow, but neatly varie- gated, and. very tough. In sum- mer this plant should be well syringed over- Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-book-of-gardening-a-handbook-of-horticulture-gardening-horticulture-on-room-plants-769-is-no-denying-its-decorative-qualities-the-exact-antithesis-of-this-is-however-to-be-found-in-the-leathery-phormium-tenax-and-its-equally-desirable-and-more-effective-variegated-forms-it-has-long-sword-shaped-leaves-and-is-popularly-known-as-the-new-zealand-flax-where-a-very-graceful-plant-is-required-ophi-opogon-jaburan-variegata-fig-510-may-be-strongly-recom-mended-the-foliage-is-narrow-but-neatly-varie-gated-and-very-tough-in-sum-mer-this-plant-should-be-well-syringed-over-image232307637.htmlRMRDXEN9–. The Book of gardening; a handbook of horticulture. Gardening; Horticulture. ON ROOM PLANTS. 769 is no denying its decorative qualities. The exact antithesis of this is, however, to be found in the leathery Phormium tenax, and its equally desirable and more effective variegated forms. It has long, sword shaped leaves, and is popularly known as the New Zealand Flax. Where a very graceful plant is required, Ophi- opogon Jaburan variegata (Fig. 510) may be strongly recom- mended. The foliage is narrow, but neatly varie- gated, and. very tough. In sum- mer this plant should be well syringed over-
. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. ROUEN. 617 there is a belt of shrubs, and around all a gravel walk, the little space being kept private. There were four large vases in it, each containing a fine specimen of the New Zealand Flax, but it is possible they had been placed here specially for the Emperor's visit. In any case, this mere spot, half- way over a bridge, looked one of the sweetest bits of FlcJ- 356- town gardening I have seen. In the Botanic Gardens at Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-parks-promenades-amp-gardens-of-paris-described-and-considered-in-relation-to-the-wants-of-our-own-cities-and-the-public-and-private-gardens-gardens-parks-rouen-617-there-is-a-belt-of-shrubs-and-around-all-a-gravel-walk-the-little-space-being-kept-private-there-were-four-large-vases-in-it-each-containing-a-fine-specimen-of-the-new-zealand-flax-but-it-is-possible-they-had-been-placed-here-specially-for-the-emperors-visit-in-any-case-this-mere-spot-half-way-over-a-bridge-looked-one-of-the-sweetest-bits-of-flcj-356-town-gardening-i-have-seen-in-the-botanic-gardens-at-image232257802.htmlRMRDT75E–. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. ROUEN. 617 there is a belt of shrubs, and around all a gravel walk, the little space being kept private. There were four large vases in it, each containing a fine specimen of the New Zealand Flax, but it is possible they had been placed here specially for the Emperor's visit. In any case, this mere spot, half- way over a bridge, looked one of the sweetest bits of FlcJ- 356- town gardening I have seen. In the Botanic Gardens at
. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. THE BOIS DE VINCENNES. 35 The Lycopodium is used with charming effect to form a turf in the conservatory, and nothing can look better than the New Zealand flax, and several palms and tree ferns, planted near the margin of a winding piece of water in that structure. Musa Ensete too looked nobly in the same position. Those who visit it during the winter, cannot fail to be much struck with the effect produced by beds cut in the r Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-parks-promenades-amp-gardens-of-paris-described-and-considered-in-relation-to-the-wants-of-our-own-cities-and-the-public-and-private-gardens-gardens-parks-the-bois-de-vincennes-35-the-lycopodium-is-used-with-charming-effect-to-form-a-turf-in-the-conservatory-and-nothing-can-look-better-than-the-new-zealand-flax-and-several-palms-and-tree-ferns-planted-near-the-margin-of-a-winding-piece-of-water-in-that-structure-musa-ensete-too-looked-nobly-in-the-same-position-those-who-visit-it-during-the-winter-cannot-fail-to-be-much-struck-with-the-effect-produced-by-beds-cut-in-the-r-image232238758.htmlRMRDRAWA–. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. THE BOIS DE VINCENNES. 35 The Lycopodium is used with charming effect to form a turf in the conservatory, and nothing can look better than the New Zealand flax, and several palms and tree ferns, planted near the margin of a winding piece of water in that structure. Musa Ensete too looked nobly in the same position. Those who visit it during the winter, cannot fail to be much struck with the effect produced by beds cut in the r
. The natural history of plants, their forms, growth, reproduction, and distribution;. Botany. ANGIOSPERM^, MONOCOTYLEDONES. 731 Liliastrum, a beautiful alpine plant; Hemerocallis, the Day Lily; Phormium tenax, the New Zealand Flax (fig. 414), the leaves of which yield a valuable fibre; Kniphofia, whose dense spikes resemble a red-hot poker, cultivated in gardens; the Aloes and their allies, chiefly African, with a permanent aerial branch-system; finally, the Australian Grass-trees (e.g. Xanthorrhcea hastilis, shown in Plate XVI.), often a conspicuous feature in the landscape, and with its lon Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-natural-history-of-plants-their-forms-growth-reproduction-and-distribution-botany-angiosperm-monocotyledones-731-liliastrum-a-beautiful-alpine-plant-hemerocallis-the-day-lily-phormium-tenax-the-new-zealand-flax-fig-414-the-leaves-of-which-yield-a-valuable-fibre-kniphofia-whose-dense-spikes-resemble-a-red-hot-poker-cultivated-in-gardens-the-aloes-and-their-allies-chiefly-african-with-a-permanent-aerial-branch-system-finally-the-australian-grass-trees-eg-xanthorrhcea-hastilis-shown-in-plate-xvi-often-a-conspicuous-feature-in-the-landscape-and-with-its-lon-image232084602.htmlRMRDGA7P–. The natural history of plants, their forms, growth, reproduction, and distribution;. Botany. ANGIOSPERM^, MONOCOTYLEDONES. 731 Liliastrum, a beautiful alpine plant; Hemerocallis, the Day Lily; Phormium tenax, the New Zealand Flax (fig. 414), the leaves of which yield a valuable fibre; Kniphofia, whose dense spikes resemble a red-hot poker, cultivated in gardens; the Aloes and their allies, chiefly African, with a permanent aerial branch-system; finally, the Australian Grass-trees (e.g. Xanthorrhcea hastilis, shown in Plate XVI.), often a conspicuous feature in the landscape, and with its lon
. Practical botany. Botany. LEADING FAMILIES OF FLOWEEIXG PLANTS 347 and lily of the vallej-. Showy wild genera are the following: many lilies, the dogtooth violet (Fig. 280), TnUiion (Fig. 279j), CUntonia, and several Rocky ^Mountain and Pacific coast genera, such as Brodiwa and Cahvlwrtus. Useful plants are not 'ery numerous in the Lilj- family. Asparagus and onions are common articles of food. ColcMeum, Veratrum, Aloe, Stnilux, and a few other genera yield valua- ble medicines. The so- o called New Zealand flax produces an important fiber. 315. The Orchis fam- ily {Orchidacee). The orchids Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/practical-botany-botany-leading-families-of-floweeixg-plants-347-and-lily-of-the-vallej-showy-wild-genera-are-the-following-many-lilies-the-dogtooth-violet-fig-280-tnuiion-fig-279j-cuntonia-and-several-rocky-mountain-and-pacific-coast-genera-such-as-brodiwa-and-cahvlwrtus-useful-plants-are-not-ery-numerous-in-the-lilj-family-asparagus-and-onions-are-common-articles-of-food-colcmeum-veratrum-aloe-stnilux-and-a-few-other-genera-yield-valua-ble-medicines-the-so-o-called-new-zealand-flax-produces-an-important-fiber-315-the-orchis-fam-ily-orchidacee-the-orchids-image232414083.htmlRMRE3AEY–. Practical botany. Botany. LEADING FAMILIES OF FLOWEEIXG PLANTS 347 and lily of the vallej-. Showy wild genera are the following: many lilies, the dogtooth violet (Fig. 280), TnUiion (Fig. 279j), CUntonia, and several Rocky ^Mountain and Pacific coast genera, such as Brodiwa and Cahvlwrtus. Useful plants are not 'ery numerous in the Lilj- family. Asparagus and onions are common articles of food. ColcMeum, Veratrum, Aloe, Stnilux, and a few other genera yield valua- ble medicines. The so- o called New Zealand flax produces an important fiber. 315. The Orchis fam- ily {Orchidacee). The orchids
. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. FONTAINEBLEAU. 251 chief gardener of the Trianons. It is a garden in the best sense of the word, not large, but containing a rich variety of plants tastefully arranged. There are many handsome hardy trees, groups of Arundo and Pampas dotted on the grass, the Tamarix used in like manner, and very effective â with masses of Cannas, Salvias, New Zealand Flax, and numerous other tender plants put out for the summer. These are usua Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-parks-promenades-amp-gardens-of-paris-described-and-considered-in-relation-to-the-wants-of-our-own-cities-and-the-public-and-private-gardens-gardens-parks-fontainebleau-251-chief-gardener-of-the-trianons-it-is-a-garden-in-the-best-sense-of-the-word-not-large-but-containing-a-rich-variety-of-plants-tastefully-arranged-there-are-many-handsome-hardy-trees-groups-of-arundo-and-pampas-dotted-on-the-grass-the-tamarix-used-in-like-manner-and-very-effective-with-masses-of-cannas-salvias-new-zealand-flax-and-numerous-other-tender-plants-put-out-for-the-summer-these-are-usua-image232258505.htmlRMRDT82H–. The parks, promenades, & gardens of Paris, described and considered in relation to the wants of our own cities, and the public and private gardens. Gardens; Parks. FONTAINEBLEAU. 251 chief gardener of the Trianons. It is a garden in the best sense of the word, not large, but containing a rich variety of plants tastefully arranged. There are many handsome hardy trees, groups of Arundo and Pampas dotted on the grass, the Tamarix used in like manner, and very effective â with masses of Cannas, Salvias, New Zealand Flax, and numerous other tender plants put out for the summer. These are usua
![. The bulb book; or, Bulbous and tuberous plants for the open air, stove, and greenhouse, containing particulars as to descriptions, culture, propagation, etc., of plants from all parts of the world having bulbs, corms, tubers, or rhizomes (orchids excluded). Bulbs (Plants). MOE^A THE BULB BOOK MUSCAEI "Wedding Flower," It is a native of Australia and Lord Howe's Island, and resembles a large German Iris or Green New Zealand Flax Plant {Phormium tenax) in appear- M. Thojnsonl.—^A native of E. Tropical Africa, about 1 ft. high, with stiffish rush-like habit, -the round leaves being fu Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDTA29/the-bulb-book-or-bulbous-and-tuberous-plants-for-the-open-air-stove-and-greenhouse-containing-particulars-as-to-descriptions-culture-propagation-etc-of-plants-from-all-parts-of-the-world-having-bulbs-corms-tubers-or-rhizomes-orchids-excluded-bulbs-plants-moea-the-bulb-book-muscaei-quotwedding-flowerquot-it-is-a-native-of-australia-and-lord-howes-island-and-resembles-a-large-german-iris-or-green-new-zealand-flax-plant-phormium-tenax-in-appear-m-thojnsonla-native-of-e-tropical-africa-about-1-ft-high-with-stiffish-rush-like-habit-the-round-leaves-being-fu-RDTA29.jpg ". The bulb book; or, Bulbous and tuberous plants for the open air, stove, and greenhouse, containing particulars as to descriptions, culture, propagation, etc., of plants from all parts of the world having bulbs, corms, tubers, or rhizomes (orchids excluded). Bulbs (Plants). MOE^A THE BULB BOOK MUSCAEI "Wedding Flower," It is a native of Australia and Lord Howe's Island, and resembles a large German Iris or Green New Zealand Flax Plant {Phormium tenax) in appear- M. Thojnsonl.—^A native of E. Tropical Africa, about 1 ft. high, with stiffish rush-like habit, -the round leaves being fu Stock Photo")
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. British plants; their biology and ecology. Botany; Botany; Plant ecology. 42 BRITISH PLANTS lignified walls, non-living, and containing only air. The cells are cemented together in sheets and columns, and form very effective screens between the living cells filled with water and the external air (Fig. 11). A covering of cork on stems and shoots serves a similar pur- pose. The presence of sclerenchyma in large and long-lived leaves gives them mechan- ical support, and keeps them from being easily torn and injured — e.g., New Zealand flax (Phorm- ium tenax), Aspidistra. 6. Some xerophytes con- Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/british-plants-their-biology-and-ecology-botany-botany-plant-ecology-42-british-plants-lignified-walls-non-living-and-containing-only-air-the-cells-are-cemented-together-in-sheets-and-columns-and-form-very-effective-screens-between-the-living-cells-filled-with-water-and-the-external-air-fig-11-a-covering-of-cork-on-stems-and-shoots-serves-a-similar-pur-pose-the-presence-of-sclerenchyma-in-large-and-long-lived-leaves-gives-them-mechan-ical-support-and-keeps-them-from-being-easily-torn-and-injured-eg-new-zealand-flax-phorm-ium-tenax-aspidistra-6-some-xerophytes-con-image232283020.htmlRMRDWBA4–. British plants; their biology and ecology. Botany; Botany; Plant ecology. 42 BRITISH PLANTS lignified walls, non-living, and containing only air. The cells are cemented together in sheets and columns, and form very effective screens between the living cells filled with water and the external air (Fig. 11). A covering of cork on stems and shoots serves a similar pur- pose. The presence of sclerenchyma in large and long-lived leaves gives them mechan- ical support, and keeps them from being easily torn and injured — e.g., New Zealand flax (Phorm- ium tenax), Aspidistra. 6. Some xerophytes con-
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