Significados de rimu en inglés

On the Southern Islands they breed when rimu trees fruit, every second or third year.

The Hillcrest Cemetery is an ideal spot as it is tranquil with established tōtara and rimu.

The large trees, believed to be beech and possibly rimu, remain upright deep below the lake surface.

She said the significance of the kauri and an associated rimu was not recognised in the consent process.

Kākāpō don't breed every year, but time their breeding to coincide with the irregular mass fruiting of rimu trees.

Hauturu did not have rimu trees, and the birds may breed in response the fruiting of beech, kauri or other trees.

A regular show band haunt, the rimu floorboards of the affectionately known 'big room' are making way for a multi-purpose cultural hub.

In addition to fertility problems they only breed every 2-5 years, coinciding with mass fruiting of rimu trees.

Police said the residents of the three homes oN rimu Street that were evacuated should be able to reutrn to their homes tonight.

Haast beef farmer and crayfisherman Kerry Eggeling had recently cleared about 12 hectares of rimu and kahikatea forest and converted it into pasture.

He's calling his machine of robotic steel and rimu limbs, which will release a drop of ink at a time, Four Finger Fandango.

More than 25 chicks may be born because of rimu and beech masts due on Codfish and Anchor islands during the season, she said.

Boil small branches of rimu and mānuka in a large drum for three to four hours or until the bark can be stripped easily.

They prepare a piece of "rimu" (red pine) about three inches long, by an inch broad, and a quarter of an inch thick.

The black birch with dark trunk, spreading branches, and light leaves, is now mingled with the queenly rimu, and the stiff, small-leaved, formal white pine.

Protesters call letter confusing Protesters presented the committee with a 26,000 signature petition, asking for the kauri and rimu to be saved.