
J. Summary of Results.
| 1. |
Many plants are reported from Marlborough for the first time. |
| 2. |
26 plants new to the Sounds-Nelson Botanical District are listed. |
| 3. |
34 plants new to the North-Eastern Botanical District are listed. |
| 4. |
12 plants new to the North-Western Botanical District are listed. |
| 5. |
Various additions and subtractions are made in the lists of endemic plants published by Cockayne for the botanical districts of Marlborough in his “Vegetation of Marlborough.” |
| 6. |
Attention is drawn to the occurrence almost at sea-level of many species normally subalpine or high montane. |
| 7. |
Several hybrids new to the New Zealand Flora are indicated, including the first known occurrence in the genus Haastia. |
| 8. |
The delimitation of Botanical Districts in Marlborough is facilitated by the study of “overlap.” |
| 9. |
Many plants previously known from a single habitat or thought to have a very restricted distribution are shown to be common or widespread. |
| 10. |
Existing records believed to be erroneous are indicated. |
