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houhere
houhere N.Z. (ˈhaʊhɪəriː) [Maori, f. hou to bind together + here tie.] A small tree of the native genus Hoheria, esp. H. populnea; also called lacebark or ribbonwood.1879 J. Hector Handbk. N.Z. 93 Houhere, ribbon-wood of Dunedin. 1906 T. F. Cheeseman Man. N.Z. Flora 79 The Maoris apply the names hoi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Houhere
Houhere is the Māori language name for a genus of plants called Hoheria or lacebark, and may refer to the following plants from New Zealand: Hoheria angustifolia , narrow-leaved houhere Hoheria equitum, Poor Knight's houhere Hoheria glabrata, mountain ribbonwood Hoheria populnea, houhere Hoheria sexstylosa, long-leaved wikipedia.org
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Hoheria
The genus name is a latinization of the Māori language name, houhere. That name, as well as lacebark and ribbonwood, are often used as common names. Species Hoheria angustifolia Raoul – narrow-leaved lacebark or narrow-leaved houhere Hoheria equitum – Poor Knights houhere Hoheria glabrata Sprague wikipedia.org
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Hoheria angustifolia
Hoheria angustifolia, the narrow-leaved lacebark or narrow-leaved houhere, is a species of flowering plant in the family Malvaceae, endemic to New Zealand Etymology Hoheria is derived from the Maori vernacular name for this genus, houhere or hoihere. Angustifolia means 'with narrow leaves'. wikipedia.org
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thousand
thousand, n. and a. (ˈθaʊzənd) Forms: 1–3 þusend, 2–3 -ent, (Orm.) -ennd, 3 -and, -und, þousunt, 3–4 -end, 3–6 thousande, 4 thus(s)-, thos(s)and(e, 4–5 þous-, þows-, thous-, thows-, -and(e, -ant(e, -aund, -end, -ent, -ind(e, -ond(e, -ynd, 4–7 thowsand, 5 þou-, þow-, thouzand; 4– thousand (mod.Sc. th... Oxford English Dictionary
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Hoheria populnea
Hoheria populnea, commonly known as New Zealand mallow, lacebark or houhere, is a species of flowering plant in the family Malvaceae, endemic to New Zealand wikipedia.org
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lace
▪ I. lace, n. (leɪs) Forms: 3–4 las, 4–5 laas, (4 lasse, Sc. laise, 5 laace), 5–7 lase, (5 Sc. les, 6 laze, Sc. lais), 4– lace. [ad. OF. laz, las (mod.F. lacs, with etymologizing spelling), f. popular L. *lacium (L. laqueum) a noose. Cf. It. laccio, Sp., Pg. lazo.] † 1. A net, noose, snare. Chiefly ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Pimelea villosa
occasionally used as traditional textiles such as ribbons or ear ornaments, however was not as commonly used as the paper mulberry (aute) or Hoheria populnea (houhere wikipedia.org
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Pūriri moth
The larva also inhabit native beech, tītoki, kānuka and maire and smaller trees such as mānuka, wineberry and houhere. wikipedia.org
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List of Māori plant common names
Akakura Akatea Akeake Aruhe Hangehange Harakeke Heketara Horoeka Horokaka Horopito Houhere Houpara Hutu Kahakaha Kahikatea Kaikōmako Kāmahi wikipedia.org
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List of trees native to New Zealand
Lacebark Hoheria populnea Long-leaved lacebark Hoheria sexstylosa Mountain lacebark Hoheria glabrata Mountain lacebark Hoheria lyallii Narrow-leaved houhere Hoheria angustifolia Poor Knights houhere Hoheria equitum Five finger Neopanax arboreus Pseudopanax Lancewood Pseudopanax crassifolius Toothed lancewood wikipedia.org
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Māori traditional textiles
Oral histories tell of early experiments to create felted material similar to aute from houhere (Hoheria populnea), however attempts were unsuccessful. wikipedia.org
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