Observations by rowan_hindmarsh_walls

Uncommon. In shaded rocky sites.

Rare in alpine area. In damp shaded site

Common in stony alpine areas

Common in shaded rocky alpine areas

Abundant in alpine area.

Abundant in alpine area.

Abundant. Stunted shrubs. Many at the site are halfway between D. pronum and D. rosmarinifolium in form, so there may be hybrid swarming going on.

Abundant in alpine area. Surprisingly there was almost no other Chionochloa present, maybe due to past goat browse.

Fairly common in drier rocky alpine areas

Scattered in drier alpine grassland and rocky areas

Scattered in drier tussock grassland on ridge crest

In sunny alpine rocky areas and Chionochloa australis grassland.

Common in drier alpine areas

Common throughout alpine area

Small plants tucked down in Chionochloa australis. Scattered through sunny alpine areas. Any plants that emerge from cover are browsed off by goats.

A few large patches in drier tussock grassland.

Uncommon. In alpine tussock grassland

M. alpinus ss. Very chewed by goats. Uncommon

Uncommon. In alpine herbfield.

In Pentachondra pumila. Common in drier tussock grassland and herbfield.

Scattered in drier alpine tussock grassland and herbfield

Rare. In sunny rocky areas in alpine.