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Ocean Shores, New South Wales, Australia
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Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
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Parque Nacional Conguillo, Chile.
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Rozelle Psychiatric Hospital, inner-western Sydney. Fallen from tree. The sessile, elongated pollen cones with convex, non-overlapping scales are among this species' distinguishing features.
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In my family's garden at Mt Tomah, NSW. We bought this tree only in November 2006 from the Mt Tomah Botanic Garden, advanced specimen 1.8 m tall. It has already put out one major flush of new foliage, and the leaves on upper branchlets are now in the adult 4 rows.
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Ocean Shores, New South Wales, Australia
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Thanks to Anita Gould for the correct identification of this tree. I carried a dog-eared photo of this very distinctive-looking tree around the world, including up and down the California coast, for 20+ years without being able to learn what species it is. It is on Broadway St. in the heart of Santa Maria, CA, directly opposite the Santa Maria Inn. Locals dont know what it is, and a quite a few people who work within a few scores of meters of the tree claim to have never noticed it. I have not seen another like it in the USA, the Mediterranean area, Europe, East Africa, South or Southeast Asia, or Oceania. Ignore the low, scrubby trees in the foreground. As nearly as I can remember, this tree looks exactly as it did when I first saw it some 25 years ago.
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Parque Nacional Conguillo, Chile.
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New growth of the Queensland Kauri Pine (Agathis robusta). Cultivated near Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia. Photographed on 3 November 2006
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Parque Estadual da Serra do Mar ncleo Carlos Botelho, SP, Brasil
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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Gerringong, New South Wales, Australia
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Botanic Gardens, Sydney. Old specimen, dating back well into the 19th century
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Ocean Shores, New South Wales, Australia