tanekaha

/ˈtænəkɑːhɑː/
noun
  1. A New Zealand tree (Phyllocladus trichomanoides) with reddish bark and tough wood, also called celery pine.
    • The tanekaha tree is native to New Zealand and grows in lowland forests.
    • Wood from the tanekaha is sometimes used for making tool handles.
    • We saw a tall tanekaha while hiking in the North Island.
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