Editing Pseudowintera (section)

==Species==

*''[[Pseudowintera axillaris]]'', is known as the '''lowland horopito'''. It is a shrub or small tree growing up to eight metres tall in lowland and lower montane forests from 35° to 42° South. In the [[South Island]] it grows West of the Main Divide.
*''[[Pseudowintera colorata]]'', or '''mountain horopito''', is an evergreen shrub or small tree (1–2.5 m) commonly called '''pepperwood''' because its leaves have a very hot bite. Its yellow and green leaves are blotched with red; new leaves in the spring are bright red. It is widespread throughout New Zealand, from lowland forests to higher montane forests, and from 36° 30' South as far southwards as [[Stewart Island / Rakiura]]. Because of its various uses, both medicinal and culinary, the name horopito when used in common speech normally refers to the colorata species.
*''[[Pseudowintera insperata]]'', a rare species first identified in 2006,<ref name="Heenan"/> found in the [[Northland Region]].<ref name="MeaningTrees">{{cite Q|Q118646408|pp=28-31}}</ref> 
*''[[Pseudowintera traversii]]'', or '''Travers horopito''',<ref name="BIOL226C">{{cite web|last1=Gemmill|first1=Chrissen|last2=Clarkson|first2=Bruce|last3=Green|first3=Allan|last4=Beard|first4=Catherine|last5=Burns|first5=Bruce|last6=Holzapfel|first6=Avi|last7=Hicks|first7=Brendan|title=Winteraceae|url=http://cber.bio.waikato.ac.nz/courses/226/Winteraceae/Winteraceae.html|website=BIOL226C Flora of New Zealand|publisher=University of Waikato|accessdate=6 February 2018|location=Hamilton, New Zealand|language=English|date=1 March 2006|quote=''Pseudowintera traversii'' (Travers horopito) Compactly branched shrub up to 2m tall. Leaves are 2-2.5cm long, ovate-oblong, very thick and coriaceous, dull green above, bluish-green below. Flowers solitary or in pairs. Found only in N.W. Nelson growing on montane forest margins and scrub. Foliage of ''Pseudowintera traversii'', note that the leaves are small and the branching is quite dense}}</ref> is a compact shrub up to one metre tall. It grows naturally only in the northwest corner of the South Island, from [[Collingwood, New Zealand|Collingwood]] to [[Westport, New Zealand|Westport]].