The New Zealand Plant Conservation Network

this first plant I found growing on a moist track side

next one was found growing in and around the water in many parts of the wetland

this was found growing in mud

this was growing in very shallow water

this was found growing in and around the water thourgh out the wetland

found growing in mud

found growing in very shaded mud

First Image - Lobelia angulata, Second Image - no idea could be a Juncus, Triglochin or Isolepis - need an image of whole plant. Third image - Isolepis, Fourth Image - Juncus - most probably J. planifolius but could be J. caespiticus - need to see inflorescences. Last Image Juncus (probably) or Isolepis.

For all of these 'monocots' you need to post up clear images of fertile material

Hmmm for some reason another image appeared whilst I was posting a reply to the first lot - that is one now sitting between the Lobelia and the 'No idea might be a....' Your 'Dicot' looks like a Myosotis - one of the introduced wetland species BUT I can't be certain on what you show

Your most recent posting appears to be Schoenus maschalinus (with a small amount of Callitriche)