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mānga-a-Huripapa

1. (noun) New Zealand iris, native iris, Libertia ixioides - a native plant seen beside tracks and streams. Leaves turn yellow to orange in full sun and are smooth, stiff and long, growing in fans forming a tuft. Flowers are white and three-petalled while the fruit is yellow pear-shaped capsules.

See also mīkoikoi

Synonyms: tūrutu, tūkāuki, mīkoikoi

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