Anisotome aromatica, commonly known as aromatic aniseed, kopoti, or common aniseed, is a species of plant, endemic to New Zealand.
Description A small plant with white flowers, bunches of flowers coming off a single stalk, and divaricating prostrate leaves.
Range Both islands of New Zealand.
Habitat Subarctic and subalpine areas.
Etymology The specific epithet aromatica refers to its smell.
Taxonomy Anisotome aromatica contains the following varieties: Anisotome aromatica var. aromatica Anisotome aromatica var. flabellifolia Anisotome aromatica var. incisa Anisotome aromatica var. major Anisotome aromatica var. obtusa Anisotome aromatica var. pinnatisecta
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