agathis australis การใช้

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  ne Mahuta, the famously large kauri tree ( Agathis australis ), is 51.2 m.
• The business was known for their use of frameless diagonally planked two and three-skinned boats made of kauri Agathis australis.
• Its flora is dominated by Gondwanan plants, comprising historically of forests, most famously the giant kauri, " Agathis australis ".
• The family needed furniture and Wilson adapted old kauri ( " Agathis australis " ) tubs, found on the property, into serviceable items.
• When combined with the use of the locally grown kauri Agathis australis the resulting hulls were extraordinarily long-lived, being highly resistant to rot and damage.
• Leaf litter and other decaying parts of a kauri ( " Agathis australis " ), a tree species found in New Zealand, decompose much more slowly than those of most other species.
• Then the Government began to manage the land, specifically they temporarily banned any further felling of kauri trees ( " Agathis australis " ), after an over-supply of milled kauri occurred in the Australian market.
• The fact that " Rona " has been able to be maintained as a fully operational sailing vessel for over 110 years is probably largely due to her construction in kauri pine ( " Agathis australis " ), which is a fine-grained timber of excellent quality for boat-building.
•  In the southern hemisphere, successful crossdating has been achieved on alerce ( " Fitroya cupressoides " ) and pehuen ( " Araucaria araucana " ), also known as'Chilean pine'or the'monkey puzzle tree,'specimens in South America, kauri ( " Agathis australis " ) specimens in New Zealand, clanwilliam cedar ( " Widdringtonia cedarbergensis " ) specimens in Australia and Tasmania, and huon pine ( " Lagarostrobus franklinii " ) in Tasmania ( Jacoby, 2000al; Norton, 1990 ) .