Identifier: | WCR/1577 |
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Tree Type: | Single |
Registered By: | Barker P.A. & Barker, K. P. |
Registration Category: | Notable tree – National interest |
General Notes:
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Another very large matai not far from three other matai of note. Provisionally measured by Phil Barker 31/10/19 and officially measured 10.01.21 by P.A. Barker, K. P. Barker & O.H.L Brochner.
This tree is 50 m from a massive rimu (see WCR/1576). The height measurement is a minimum measure. The two trees have huge crowns and have grown together for many centuries. Measured by Phil Barker after viewing satellite images. A third large podocarp, a kahikatea, forms a triangle with this matai and a large rimu. This tree is 43 m + with a 4.4 m girth (Barker P.A. & Barker, K. P., 2019). |
Genus: | Prumnopitys | |
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Species: | taxifolia | |
Common names: | mataī, black pine | |
Height: | 28.50m | |
Height measurement method: | Nikon Forestry Pro | |
Height Comments: | Tree could well be taller. Due to dense bush making height difficult to measure. This is the minimum height a previous measure was at 34 m. | |
Girth: | 630 cm | |
Girth measurement height: | 1.4 m | |
Girth Comments: | Straight trunk that does not taper for over 8.0 m | |
Diameter: | 200.5 cm | |
Crown Spread A: | 24.80m | |
Crown Spread B: | 25.30m | |
Avg. Crown Spread: | 25.05m | |
Actual Planting Date: | actual date not specified | |
Approx. Planting Date: |
e.g. circa. 1860 |
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Current Age: | not known years | |
Tree Health Description: | Very healthy. An impressive sight. Appears more massive in upper branches than the nearby massive Rimu. | |
Tree Form Type: | Single Trunk | |
Number of Trunks: | 1 | |
Tree Form Comments: | (none) | |
Champion Tree Score: | 362 | |
Local Protection Status: | No | |
Tree Present: | Yes | |
STEM Score: | 0 |
Date | Observer | Action |
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10 Jan 2021 | P.A. Barker, K. P. Barker & O.H.L Brochner |
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Preview | Credit | Date |
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P.A. Barker | 18 Jun 2022 | |
Phil Barker | 29 Feb 2020 | |
Phil Barker | 29 Feb 2020 | |
Phil Barker | 31 Oct 2019 |