taraire

(ˌtɑːrɑːiˈːrə)

n, pl taraire

(Plants) a large New Zealand forest tree, Beilschmiedia taraire, with broad green leaves and purple fruit

[Māori]

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Special thanks to Abbott Diagnostics, Beckman Coulter, Bio-Rad, LabPlus and Roche for sponsoring the seminar; and also to the following Northland Wineries: Longview Estate, Byrne Wines, Cottle-Hill Winery, Kainui Road Winery, Marsden Estate, Ake Ake Winery, and Taraire Block Winery for sponsoring bottles of wine for all our speakers.

North Island Seminar 2017

There's a reason for the spastic elbow of this taraire (p.

Reconnecting with nature: place and self-construal in the poetry of Allen Curnow

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