PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «PAHAUTEA»
pahautea ·
trust ·
libocedrus ·
bidwillii ·
variously ·
called ·
pāhautea ·
kaikawaka ·
zealand ·
cedar ·
species ·
endemic ·
both ·
north ·
south ·
islands ·
island ·
occurs ·
from ·
aroha ·
southward ·
grows ·
altitude ·
temperate ·
rainforests ·
evergreen ·
coniferous ·
tree ·
growing ·
tall ·
with ·
pahautea ·
waikato ·
backcountry ·
huts ·
department ·
conservation ·
bunk ·
under ·
construction ·
completion ·
june ·
during ·
this ·
entire ·
time ·
days ·
week ·
existing ·
kawaka ·
cedars ·
lowland ·
forest ·
northland ·
centre ·
again ·
west ·
while ·
description ·
common ·
names ·
mountain ·
taxonomic ·
notes ·
wiktionary ·
edit ·
etymology ·
maori ·
noun ·
plural ·
attested ·
retrieved ·
10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «PAHAUTEA»
Descubra o uso de
pahautea na seguinte seleção bibliográfica. Livros relacionados com
pahautea e pequenos extratos deles para contextualizar o seu uso na literatura.
1
From weta to kauri: a guide to the New Zealand forest
... they are on the same tree and also at the tips of twigs Pahautea /mountain
cedar Libocedrus bidwillii where • higher-level forests from just north of Auckland
southwards; not on Stewart lsland size • up to 20 m high; trunk to 1 m in diameter;
...
Janet Hunt, Rob Lucas,
2004
2
Genealogies in the Library of Congress: Supplement 1972-1976
Cover title: Recollections of Winifred Scadden of Pahautea, Featherston. 75-
300469 MARC. CS2179. H6 1973 HOCHSTAEDTER. See HOCHSTETLER
51217 HOCHSTETLER. Hufstedler family and allied families (believed to be
descendants ...
Library of Congress, Marion J. Kaminkow,
2001
It cuts up to long lengths and 4^ ft. in width. Pahautea (t>r Cedar) {Libocedrus
bidwillii). — The Pahautea is closely related to the Kawaka. The wood is
remarkably straight in the grain, but light and rather brittle ; it is of a uniform dull-
red colour ...
4
The brushtail possum: biology, impact and management of an ...
In the North Island, canopy dieback of Hall's totara-pahautea stands is
widespread in Egmont National Park, Hihitahi Forest Sanctuary and the Ruahine
Ranges, with 50-80% of emergent canopies showing severe dieback or collapse
(Rogers ...
5
Great Trees of New Zealand
84. Pahailtea. Libocedrus. Udwilia. South. Westland. Diameter: 1 25 cm Height:
20 m Natural habitat: New Zealand Metrosideros umbellata •r" ^ ' * .« «• - '. New
Zealand cedar The pahautea is a New Zealand cedar, closely related to the ...
Stanley Walter Burstall, Edmund Vernon Sale,
1984
6
The forest flora of New Zealand
Entire-leaved Beech. Northern Rata. Southern Rata. Horoeka. Pahautea. Totara.
Tooth-leaved Beech. Entire-leaved Beech. Hall's Totara. House-blocks, Fence-
posts, etc. Puriri. Maire-rau-nui. Fuchsia. Papauma. Maire-tawhake. Kauri. Totara.
7
Library of Congress Subject Headings
... NT Libocedrus bidwillii Libocedrus bidwillii (May Subd Geog) [QK494.5. C975 (
Botany)] [SD397.L47 (Forestry)] UF Cedar, Mountain Mountain cedar Pahautea
BT Libocedrus Libocedrus decurrens USE Incense cedar Libra (Astrology) ...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office,
2007
8
A Handbook of the World's Conifers (2 Vols.)
V67713Clil37' 11371165 Cedar; pahautea (Maori) Description Trees to 25(—28)
m tall, monopodial, d.b.h. to ca. 1—1.5 m. Bark thin, scaly, greyish brown,
exfoliating in longitudinal thin strips. Branches long, spreading or ascending,
foliage ...
9
Austral English: A Dictionary of Australasian Words, Phrases ...
J. Hector, 'Handbook of New Zealand,' p. I23: “Pahautea, Cedar. A handsome
conical tree sixty to eighty feet high, two to three feet in diameter. ln Otago it
produces a dark-red, freeworking timber, rather brittle. . . frequently mistaken for
totara.
Edward Ellis Morris,
2011
10
English Language Word Builder
... ODONTOMA OLIGARCHy ONCOTOMY+ OOSPHERE ORCHILLA
ORTHOPOD OTTAVINO OVENBIRD OVERSOUL PACHINKO PAHAUTEA
PALESTRAI PANATELA PANNIKELI PARAFOIL PARASANG PARTERRE
PASTITSO PAULDRON ...
10 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «PAHAUTEA»
Conheça de que se fala nos meios de comunicação nacionais e internacionais e como se utiliza o termo
pahautea no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Rain storm batters Wairarapa
Some roads in rural Featherston - at Kahutara and in the Pukio and Pahautea districts - had to be closed and the Oporua spillway was in ... «Wairarapa Times-Age, jun 15»
Pahautea Hut opens on Mt Pirongia
From back left, Manirewa King-Howell, 11, kaumatua Raiha Gray from Ngati Mahanga and kaumatua Meto Hopa from Ngati Hikairo. From front ... «Stuff.co.nz, abr 15»
Motivated dairy couple aim high
... this year the Hawke's Bay/Wairarapa sharemilker/equity farmers of the year, milking 1200 kiwi cross cows for the Pahautea Ltd Partnership. «Stuff.co.nz, abr 15»
Vollebregts win Wellington farm environment award
The Vollebregts farm a total of 289 hectares, including the 154ha effective home block which is divided by Pahautea Rd and partially bounded ... «Stuff.co.nz, abr 15»
Featherston couple top dairy awards
The couple, aged 33 and 34, are equity farm managers for Pahautea Ltd Partnership, milking 1200 cows at Kahutara, near Featherston. «Stuff.co.nz, mar 15»
Sustainable Farm Systems Win Hawkes Bay/Wairarapa Awards
The couple, aged 33 and 34 years, are equity farm managers for Pahautea Ltd Partnership milking 1200 cows at Kahutara, near Featherston. «Scoop.co.nz, mar 15»
Festive flowerings
My pick for Dunedin's local Christmas tree would have to be the native cedar or pahautea, Libocedrus bidwillii. Another inhabitant of ... «Otago Daily Times, dez 14»
New DOC hut takes shape on landmark site
Construction has begun on a new 20-bed Department of Conservation (DOC) hut on Mt Pirongia. The hut is located at the Pahautea campsite, ... «Waikato Times, abr 14»
Pirongia: The enchanting forest
Overnight circuits involve a stay at Pahautea Hut; it looked very tempting idea for a summer trip. NEED TO KNOW. Pirongia Clydesdales: 1375 ... «New Zealand Herald, nov 12»
More quality huts in the Waikato
Yet the mountain has about 60km of tracks across it, most of which eventually lead to the unfortunately meagre Pahautea hut. Hamilton, 40km ... «Waikato Times, mai 12»