NOUN
- valuable timber tree of New Zealand yielding hard reddish wood used for furniture and bridges and wharves
How To Use totara In A Sentence
- At the summit is a further loop track through virgin forest with an impressive stand of matai, rimu and totara.
- At the summit is a further loop track through virgin forest with an impressive stand of matai, rimu and totara.
- Several women incorporate woven grasses and native timber such as totara and kauri, and use these media to interpret their particular geography and history.
- Trees in the bush include kahikitea, rimu, thin-barked totara, matai and miro.
- The Catholic Church of St Patrick was built of totara, black pine and kauri in 1864 after two earlier buildings had been destroyed, the first by fire and the second by a violent storm.
- The forest on the island is southern New Zealand podocarp mix with rimu, southern rata, kamahi, totara and miro.
- At first silver pine and totara were the chosen timbers, but later the demand changed to kahikatea and rimu, and these timbers were the predominant product from the West Coast timber industry.
- Trees in the bush include kahikitea, rimu, thin-barked totara, matai and miro.
- The parakeets strip the bark off the rimu and the totara to get at the juice.
- Trees in the bush include kahikitea, rimu, thin-barked totara, matai and miro.