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Monday, 23 May 2016

Rata tree.

                                                   Rata Tree.
The flowers of southern rātā are scarlet, with stamens about 2 centimetres 0.79 in long. White or yellow flowers are also known. Flowering usually occurs between December and February, but this depends on local conditions. Leaves are from 3 centimetres 1.2 in to 6 centimetres 2.4 in long, and are sharply pointed. The wood is hard, dense, and very strong. The bark is rough and flaky and provides an ideal stratum for the roots of epiphytic plants such as Astelia species and Freycinetia banksii Kiekie. Southern rātā is a major source of honey on the West Coast of the South Island. Kākā, tui, and bellbirds visit rātā to take advantage of the abundant nectar.
The rātā tree is growing at its southern limits in the Auckland Islands at 50°S

Private and Public Information


Private and Public Information

Decide whether each type of information is public information that you would share or private information that you should never share without the permission of a parent, guardian, or teacher. Cut from the list and paste into the table below
 
Public Information - that you would share online. You would share it with your friends.
Private Information - that you should never share without the permission of a parent, guardian, or teacher.
Age
Gender (boy or girl)
Favourite band, Favourite
sports team, Favorite food
The name of your pet
Favourite subjects at school
My learning goals
My strengths - what I am good at

Full name (first and last)
Home address
Email address
Date of birth
How many brothers and
sisters you have
Home Phone number, mobile number
Credit card numbers
Brothers and sisters names

Nikau tree

Kupu o te RA

kino kē: awesome

Kino kē koe, e te tau!
You are awesome, my darling!

Rāhina, te 16 o Haratua, 2016.
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