Atuna excelsa subsp. racemosa, synonym Atuna racemosa, is a tree in the family Chrysobalanaceae. [1] The epithet racemosa is from the Latin meaning 'clustered', referring to the inflorescence. [2]

Atuna racemosa is a mid-canopy tree up to 31 m tall and 90 cm dbh. Stipules long and semi-persistent, especially conspicuous at the twig tip. Leaves alternate, simple, penni-veined. Flowers ca. 13 mm in diameter, white-yellowish, with long protruding anthers, placed in racemes.

2024年11月4日 · Pepi Tree is an educational activity for the whole family, where children explore tree-dwelling animals and their habitat in a fun way. Sometimes you run out of time to explore nature in a...

The Pipi Tree stood on edge of the dunes, almost at the mid-point of Broulee Beach. It was the only tree that was so close to the beach – sometimes the sea would wash away the dunes right to it – so it was a well-known landmark.

The Pipi Tree stood on edge of the dunes, almost at the mid-point of Broulee Beach. It was the only tree that was so close to the beach – sometimes the sea would wash away the dunes right to it – so it was a well-known landmark.

Ko e pipi ko e fuʻu ʻakau ia mo e foʻi fua mo e tenga ʻoku manongi, sai ki he fai lolo. ʻOku ui foki ko e pipifailolo.Ko e ʻuhinga tatau ko e Atuna racemosa Raf., Atuna elata (King) Kosterm., Atuna excelsa (Jack.) Kosterm., Cyclandrophora excelsa (Jack.) Kosterm., Parinari glaberrima Hassk., Parinarium laurinum A.Gray. He onoʻaho naʻe fakafaʻahingaʻi ʻa e pipi ʻi he fokotuʻunga ...

2023年10月4日 · The Pipiwai Trail is one of the best hikes in Haleakala National Park featuring the famous bamboo forest, huge banyan tree, & Waimoku Falls.

Dark red and green fruits of the pipi tree (Atuna Racemosa); Images taken at Talamahu Markets in Tongatapu, Tonga by Penina Momoiseā for the CoconetTV Measina Pasifika Lei Culture gallery, 2017.

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Area and habitat: a grove of deciduous and coniferous trees in an area of old-growth mixed forest (Kålsö Nature Reserve). Bird observations: The Tree Pipit sings from the top of a dead spruce tree, both while perched and in song flights, returning to the same tree.