07-25-2023, 06:34 PM
Yes. The Norfolk Island pine(not a pine at all) is an Araucaria.
It is planted on many coastal areas nowadays. Previously found only on Norfolk Island.
There are a few Araucaria in Australia and some more across the Pacific. Remnants from the days of the dinosaurs.
The most notable is the Bunya or Bunya Nut Araucaria bidwillii. Mainly because if a cone falls on you, you would likely die as they can weigh up to 10kg.
However, the nuts are sought after by all who know how good they are.
![[Image: Palacio-Monserrate_Araucaria_SET-07.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e4/Palacio-Monserrate_Araucaria_SET-07.jpg)
It is planted on many coastal areas nowadays. Previously found only on Norfolk Island.
There are a few Araucaria in Australia and some more across the Pacific. Remnants from the days of the dinosaurs.
The most notable is the Bunya or Bunya Nut Araucaria bidwillii. Mainly because if a cone falls on you, you would likely die as they can weigh up to 10kg.
However, the nuts are sought after by all who know how good they are.
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