न्यूझीलंडची मौल्यवान लाकडाची झाडे उत्पादक फर्निचर आणि पूल आणि घाटासाठी वापरण्यात येणारे कडक लालसर लाकूड,

totara's Usage Examples:

earned the nickname of "sleeper town", as the town"s purpose was to provide totara sleepers for the Napier - Wellington railway line.

podocarp rainforest dominated by totara, matai, rimu, kahikatea, rata, black maire and tree ferns.

miro, rimu, and totara.

of the ranges facing the Tasman Sea, mixed native species such as rimu, tarrier, matai, totara and kahikatea are dominant.

The Pouakani Totara tree, New Zealand"s tallest totara, is located east of the Field Centre.

of beech and other broadleaf species, as well as mature podocarps such as rimu, kahikatea and totara towering over the canopy.

In a classic example species-pair of the Antarctic flora, it is very closely related to Podocarpus totara from New Zealand, to the extent that if planted together, they are very difficult to distinguish.

Podocarpus totara (from the Maori-language tōtara; the spelling "totara" is also common in English) is a species of podocarp tree endemic to New Zealand.

Large parts of the park remain covered in native podocarp forest featuring rimu, totara, kahikatea, matai (Prumnopitys taxifolia).

In New Zealand Settlers used a thatch of raupo, toitoi, flax, fern, or totara bark; they erected tents from poles, saplings, canvas.

matai and totara were all milled in the region and the remains of the sawpits can still be found at Clarke Flat today.

It does not have any common English name; cloud podocarp' (a translation of the scientific name); male maniu (a literal translation from the most common name in Chile), Chilean podocarp, and Chilean totara have been suggested, but are little used.