Current Extent and Potential Distribution of Yellow Flag Iris in

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Plate 7: Alluvial floodplain opposite Fisher Rd, south of Ohinewai.This area contained some of the highest density infestations seen duringthe helicopter survey. Photograph: Philip Mabin.Plate 8: Yellow flag iris along the banks of the Waikato River betweenOhinewai and Rangiriri. Photograph: Philip Mabin.© 201112Contract Report No. 2714
Plate 9: The largest area of alluvial floodplain seen during the helicopter survey. It islocated between the Waikato River and Te Ohaaki Road, and contains medium andhigh density infestations of yellow flag iris. Photograph: Craig Purvis.Plate 10: A high density infestation of yellow flag iris on Manutahi Island,near Rangiriri. Photograph: Philip Mabin.© 201113Contract Report No. 2714
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