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tanekaha

/ˈtæn.ə.kɑː.hɑː/

Traducción: Árbol conífero de tamaño mediano del género Phyllocladus, originario de Nueva Zelanda, conocido por su tronco recto y su madera resistente.

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/ˈtæn.ə.kɑː.hɑː/formalaustralian
  • esÁrbol conífero de tamaño mediano del género Phyllocladus, originario de Nueva Zelanda, conocido por su tronco recto y su madera resistente.

A medium tall celery pine tree native to New Zealand, known for its straight trunk and durable timber.

  1. A New Zealand treeC1formal

    A medium-tall coniferous tree native to New Zealand, also known as celery pine, with distinctive foliage and timber.

    esTanekaha (árbol de Nueva Zelanda)

    • The tanekaha tree is commonly found in the forests of the North Island.
    • Tanekaha wood is valued for its durability and is used in boat building.
    • The leaves of the tanekaha resemble those of celery, giving it the nickname celery pine.