Karaka is a medium-sized evergreen leafy canopy tree with erect spreading branches endemic to New Zealand. It grows to heights up to 15–20 metres (49–66 feet) and has a stout trunk …

Karaka tree berries are the fruit of the Karaka tree, a native New Zealand tree. The berries are oval-shaped and turn bright orange when ripe. The flesh of the berry is edible, but the seeds …

Karaka is a very distinctive tree unlikely to be confused with any other indigenous, naturalised or planted exotic tree. The simply, leathery, dark green leaves and large orange drupes with their …

2013年7月30日 · The most striking feature of the Karaka tree are it’s large orange berries; and the word Karaka in Māori means “to be orange”. The raw kernels of these berries carry the toxin …

Karaka is a New Zealand endemic tree species with a rich history that is intertwined with humans. There has been much debate around its origins and whether it evolved in New Zealand or was …

Corynocarpus laevigatus, commonly known as karaka, is a small tree endemic to New Zealand and has so far been noted as weedy in two areas. The first is in southern regions of the North …

2024年3月4日 · Karaka is a medium-sized species that can grow up to 20 metres tall. The tree has large, dark, glossy leaves growing up to 25cm long. The tree produces orange-yellow fruit …

Karaka is a leafy canopy tree with erect or spreading branches. It grows to heights up to 15 m and has a stout trunk up to 1 m in diameter. The thick, leathery leaves are glossy, dark green …

The karaka is a striking canopy tree growing to about 15 metres high, with glossy green oval leaves 15 cm or more long. The species is endemic to Aotearoa. It flowers in the summer and …

Corynocarpus laevigatus, commonly known as karaka, is a handsome canopy tree found in coastal forests of the North Island and, less commonly, the South Island. The oblong leaves …