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Bookmark or Share- Māpou – Shrubs and small trees of the forest - Te AraMāpou ( Myrsine australis ), also known as matipo, is found throughout New Zealand as an understorey tree in lowland and upland forest. It is a hardy plant and can grow in the canopy of second-growth scrub. Māpou is easily recognised by its light green wavy leaves and red branches.
- Myrsine australis • New Zealand Plant Conservation NetworkDetailed description. Shrub or small tree up 6 m tall. Trunk stout, 0.2-0.6 m diam. Bark dark black or purple-black, red on younger branches. Branchlets numerous erect to spreading, very leafy. Petioles stout, fleshy, 5 mm long, often red or green mottled red. Leaves 30-60 x 15-25 mm, dark green to yellow-green variously mottled or blotched ...
- Cyphostemma mappia - WikipediaCyphostemma mappia (Mapou tree or bois mapou) is a species of caudiciform succulent plant endemic to Mauritius. It is sometimes known as the "Mauritian baobab" , though it is member of the grape family (Vitaceae) and unrelated to the true Baobabs of Africa.
- Mapou or red matipo (Myrsine australis) - plantme.ioMāpou (Myrsine australis), also known as matipo, is found throughout New Zealand as an understorey tree in lowland and upland forest. It is a hardy plant and can grow in the canopy of second-growth scrub. Māpou is easily recognised by its light green wavy leaves and red branches.
- Buy Myrsine australis - Mapou | Free Freight Over $150Myrsine australis (Mapou) Details. Commonly known as Red Matipo, this is a NZ native shrub grown for its handsome foliage. It features red stems which host yellow-green, wavy leaves. Tiny, white flowers appear in summer and are followed by black fruits in autumn which are great for attracting birds.
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