Five-finger (Pseudopanax arboreus), or whauwhaupaku, is one of the most common trees in New Zealand. It is fast-growing and often found in regenerating forest. Its leaves consist of five to seven leaflets, arranged like fingers around a central stalk (this is known as a palmate
Five finger (Neopanax arboreus). Five finger (Neopanax arboreus) is a small evergreen tree that is occasionally grown ornamentally. The Latin name
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Overhead view of the leaves of a five-finger (Pseudopanax) small tree, in spring in urban native forest New Zealand Stock Photo - Alamy
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Pseudopanax arboreus/five finger/puahou/whauwhaupaku is a NZ native tree that's easy to overlook as a wee bit boring & common in Wellington SIX
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Five finger (Neopanax arboreus). Five finger (Neopanax arboreus) is a small evergreen tree that is occasionally grown ornamentally. The Latin name
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Five-finger - Pseudopanax arboreus - Southern Alps Photography