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Chionochloa rubra
==Description==
New Zealand has 22 species of ''Chionocloa'' that are endemic to New Zealand this includes the ''Chionocloa rubra'' which looks distinctively different from the rest. It has a long living span which means that there is rarely any dead foliage around the plant. This give it a clean, sleek and vertical look. The plant will grow up to 1–1.2m high in rich moist ground with seed heads reaching even taller. The leaf blade themselves grow up to 1 m long and 1.2 mm in diameter and the plant width itself is 50 cm in diameter (with little rhizomatous spread). (Kelly, D. 2000) There is usually long hairs next to the base of the leaf and prickle-teeth towards the apex that help it distinguish itself from other ''Chionocloa'' species. There is also rows of short hairs at the base of the leaf However, in dry habitat conditions such as dry clay soil the plant struggles to grow and only reaches about 90 cm high so it can be confused for other species of ''Chionocloa''. So when trying to find this plant make sure to take the environment into account. Depending on its subspecies the tawny leafs color ranges from a beautiful greenish tone to its more dominant rustic color of bronze or red. This makes it one of the most aesthetically pleasing tussocks as green and red are known as complimentary colors. In summary ''Chionocloa rubra'' is a tall brown reddish plant with slender leafs that clump together forming its trade mark arc shape.(New Zealand Plant Conservation Network. 2014)
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