araucaria bidwillii การใช้

• Bunya Pines ( " Araucaria bidwillii " ) were once in the reserve, until they were dilapidated.
• Citing striking similarities with the extant " Araucaria bidwillii ", Calder reclassified the specimens as " Araucaria mirabilis ".
• Bidwill took specimen examples of the Bunya Bunya pine ( Araucaria bidwillii ) to London in 1843, a seedling of which was bought by Kew Gardens.
• The cones of the bunya bunya, " Araucaria bidwillii ", for example, weigh, about the size and weight of a large pineapple.
• Between the house and its boundary with Higgins Street stands a large Bunya Pine ( Araucaria bidwillii ) in an area fenced off from the rest of the property.
• It is associated with a picturesque hillside graveyard; large secluded grotto; olive grove and other plantings including Bunya pines ( Araucaria bidwillii ); and disused dairy buildings.
• These include : Camphor laurel ( Cinnamomum camphora ); Kauri pines ( Agathis robusta ); Bunya pines ( Araucaria bidwillii ); and Hoop pines ( Araucaria cunninghamii ).
• The early plantings include a weeping fig ( Ficus benjamina ), Hoop pines ( Araucaria cunninghamii ), Bunya pines ( Araucaria bidwillii ) and Kauri pines ( Agathis robusta ).
• The landscape around the coach house is scrubby with the only established plantings being a large Bunya Pine ( Araucaria bidwillii ) to the north of the kitchen and a palm tree to the north of the boarding house.
• Prior to this, the site of the homestead had been marked by above ground remnants of the former garden including bunya pine ( Araucaria bidwillii ), hoop pine ( Araucaria cunninghamii ) and pencil pine ( Cupressus sempervirens ).
• Little remains of the once extensive landscaping apart from the established fig ( Ficus sp . ), red cedar ( Toona ciliata ), mangoes ( Mangifera sp . ), boab ( Adansonia gregorii ) and bunya pine ( Araucaria bidwillii ).
• Tom Petrie, who made his living largely through timber extraction, maintained a strong interest in indigenous trees throughout his lifetime, and planted numerous Hoop ( Araucaria cunninghamii ), Bunya ( Araucaria bidwillii ) and Kauri ( Agathis robusta ) pines at Murrumba.
• He catalogued the varieties of shrubs and trees growing there, including orange trees, pineapple and mango, the Madagascar Delonix ( poinciana ), the Brazilian Jacaranda, several sorts of Australian conifer, and a beautiful specimen of the bunya-bunya ( Araucaria bidwillii ).
• The Conondale region served as an important area for both the Jinibara and Kabi Kabi traditional owners, it was an important pathway and resource gathering area for food such as the bunya pine " Araucaria bidwillii " which occurs in the park and remains culturally significant to Landcare groups.
• Russell was an active member of the Auckland Horticultural Society and added many interesting plants to the property including a Chilean wine palm ( " Jubaea chilensis " ), several Bunya Bunya pines ( " Araucaria bidwillii " ) and a circular grove of holm oaks ( " Quercus ilex " ).
• Tree species of botanical interest such as Hymnosporum flavum, Cordylline australlis, Cedrus deodara, Cupressus funebrils, Araucaria bidwillii, Cupressus macrocarpa, Cryptomeria japonica, Eucalyptus maculate, Eucalyptus citriodora, Salix babylonica, Salix heterophylla, Quercus Montana, Quercus cerris, Quercus Serrata, Quercus grilffithi, Quercus illex, Magnolia grandiflora etc ., can be seen alongside the lawn.
• The place survives remarkably intact, and is important in demonstrating the principal characteristics of a grand, two-storeyed brick residence with wide, ornate verandahs, observation tower, sandstone cellar, early water reticulation system, and set in substantial grounds [ which include an olive grove, other significant plantings including Bunya pines ( Araucaria bidwillii ), and disused dairy buildings ], and with fine vistas over rural surroundings.
• Significant tree plantings include pine, fig and native plum, such as : Queensland kauri ( Agathis robusta ); bull kauri ( Agathis microstachya ); bunya pine ( Araucaria bidwillii ); hoop pine ( Araucaria cunninghamii ); Bribie Island pine ( Callitrus columellaris ); Moreton Bay fig ( Ficus macrophylla ); Queensland weeping fig ( Ficus microcarpa ); cluster fig ( Ficus racemosa ); rusty fig ( Ficus rubiginosa ); and Queensland rarities like Burdekin plum, ( Pleogynium timorense ) and Davidson plum ( Davidsonia pruriens ).