Asteliaceae – Page 3

Southern Astelia

Basic Information Common Name: Southern Astelia Scientific Name: Milligania johnstonii Native Habitat: Subalpine and alpine regions of Tasmania, Australia, often found in wet tussock grassland,

Milligania

Basic Information Common Name: Milligania Scientific Name: Milligania densiflora Native Habitat: Alpine and subalpine boggy areas and moist rock crevices in Tasmania, Australia. History /

Milligania

Basic Information Common Name: Milligania Scientific Name: Milligania lindoniana Native Habitat: Alpine and subalpine heathland, bogs, and rocky areas in the mountains of Tasmania, Australia.

Milligania

Basic Information Common Name: Milligania Scientific Name: Milligania longifolia Native Habitat: Endemic to Tasmania, Australia, specifically found in alpine and subalpine regions, typically in boggy

Basic Information Common Name: MilliganiaScientific Name: Milligania stylosaNative Habitat: Alpine and subalpine regions of Tasmania, Australia, often found in moist rocky areas, herbfields, and bogs.

Milligania

Basic Information Common Name: MilliganiaScientific Name: Milligania muelleriNative Habitat: Alpine and subalpine heathlands, grasslands, and rocky slopes in the mountainous regions of Tasmania, Australia. History

Neoastelia

Basic Information Common Name: Neoastelia Scientific Name: Neoastelia Native Habitat: New Zealand, particularly in high-altitude montane to subalpine areas, often in damp, shaded locations or

Mountain Astelia

Basic Information Common Name: Mountain AsteliaScientific Name: Astelia linearisNative Habitat: New Zealand (mountainous and subalpine areas, bogs, wet grasslands, shrublands, forests), Tasmania History / Discovery

Astelia alpina

Basic Information Common Name: Astelia alpinaScientific Name: Astelia alpinaNative Habitat: Alpine and sub-alpine areas of eastern Australia (New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania) and New Zealand.

Astelia subulata

Basic Information Common Name: Astelia subulataScientific Name: Astelia subulataNative Habitat: New Zealand (primarily the South Island), found in subalpine to alpine regions, often on rocks,