Martin Pellizzer

Machaerina Anceps

Machaerina anceps is a unique plant native to New Zealand, known for its striking appearance and ecological significance. It belongs to the Proteaceae family and is characterized by its distinctive, showy flowers that bloom in late winter. This species thrives in coastal and lowland environments, often growing in sandy or gravelly soils. Due to habitat loss and limited distribution, Machaerina anceps is considered vulnerable to extinction. Conservation efforts are crucial to preserving this rare and beautiful plant for future generations.