Kōhūhū (Pittosporum tenuifolium)

*Pittosporum tenuifolium*, commonly known as kōhūhū or black matipo, is a plant species unique to New Zealand. It is notable for its night-time fragrant flowers. The name "tenuifolium" translates to "slender leaves." Kōhūhū typically grows in coastal and lower mountain forests. The plant is known to attract various insects and supports several fungal pathogens. Additionally, the indigenous Māori people traditionally extract its oil for its aromatic properties.