The physiological interactions between living trees and stumps, they write in the study, “may be much more complex than previously assumed.” Fresh resin on the kauri tree stump. Image ...

Kauri wood comes from prehistoric Kauri trees – buried and preserved in peat ... including a massive table dedicated to victims of 9/11 and a resin Earth table.

In February 2019, Mark Magee was scraping the bucket of his 45-ton excavator through a hillside when it hit something 30 feet down that wouldn’t budge. It was high summer in the Southern ...

Affected trees show yellowing leaves, canopy thinning and dead branches and they can develop lesions that bleed resin across the lower part of the trunk. Diseased kauri trees were first discovered ...

Kauri wood comes from prehistoric Kauri trees – buried and preserved in peat ... Riva 1920's Earth Table places the Kauri wood into a resin setting, allowing the material to float above a ...

By JoAnna Klein In a rain forest near Auckland, New Zealand, a leafless kauri tree stump rises a few feet off the ground. These trees can become giants: The country’s biggest, Tāne Mahuta ...

“Immediately the question comes up, why would a tree be alive without any foliage?” To find out, the duo returned and stuck both the stump and the two nearest kauri trees with bunches of ...

Kauri gum is a by-product of the kauri tree, a fossilised resin that was usually found by digging for it. The gum was a big industry for early European settlers, particularly in the Far North ...

that affects only kauri. Symptoms include yellowing foliage, loss of leaves and canopy thinning. Trees can also develop lesions that bleed resin extending to the major roots and sometimes girdling ...