Dacrycarpus dacrydioides - Kahikatea ('White pine') Container Type:PB006 Often on river terraces or

Often on river terraces or near wetlands

Formerly dominant in lowland forest

Bushy small tree

endemic to the South Island east of the main divide from Southland to North Canterbury and found locally in South and North Westland and on Stewart Island

Can handle lowland to montane sites

Dacrycarpus dacrydioides - Kahikatea ('White pine') Container Type:PB006 Often on river terraces orNew Zealand's tallest native tree growing to 55 60m. Formerly dominant in lowland forest, especially swampy, and or poorly drained alluvial soils. Occasionally extending to lower montane forest. Long lived (600 yrs). Seeds attractive to kerer and t. [1174]