- and then with its own genus,
Dammara. It was
first recognised as
being part of
Agathis in 1807, when it was
listed as
Agathis loranthifolia, and
beyond that...
-
Agathis,
commonly known as
kauri or
dammara, is a
genus of
evergreen coniferous trees,
native to
Australasia and
Southeast Asia. It is one of
three extant...
- communities.
Scottish botanist David Don
described the
species as
Dammara australis.
Agathis is
derived from Gr**** and
means 'ball of twine', a
reference to...
-
closest relative of this
species is
Agathis dammara. A 1998 IUCN ****essment of
Agathis dammara regarded Agathis borneensis as a synonym. IUCN ****essor...
- Zealand. The
oldest fossils currently confidently ****ignable to
Agathis are
those of
Agathis immortalis from the
Salamanca Formation of Patagonia,
which dates...
- name
Agathis robusta.
There are two
recognised subspecies as of January 2023[update], namely:
Agathis robusta subsp.
nesophila Whitmore (syn.
Agathis spathulata...
- pure beeswax,
resin from the tree
Damara orientalis (more
properly Agathis dammara), and nut oil. The wax is then
shaped and
carved in all its
finer details...
-
Agathis corb****onii was
previously considered a
distinct species but
since 2010 has been
synonymous with
Agathis moorei. Thomas, P. (2010). "
Agathis moorei"...
-
Agathis flavescens is a
species of
conifer in the
family Araucariaceae. It is
sometimes considered a
variety of
Agathis dammara.
Agathis flavescens is...
-
Agathis ovata, the
mountain kauri, is a
species of conifer,
genus Agathis in the
family Araucariaceae. It is
found only on the
southwest Pacific island...
