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What is the motto of Wollemi College?
The motto of Wollemi College is 'Duc In Altum'.
When was Wollemi National Park created?
Wollemi National Park was created in 1979-12.
What is a Wollemi Pine?
A wollemi pine is a tree that grows to about 130 feet and have narrow tampered leaves The wollemi pine can grow up to 130 feet and it have long tampered leaves on September 10, 1994 by David Noble. hope this answers your Q
When was the Wollemi pine found?
The Wollemi Pine was found in 1994 by a guy named David Noble in Sydney, Austraillia in the Blue Mountains. It was found around august.
How many wollemi pines are left in the wild?
there are 3
What is wollemia nobilis common name?
it is Wollemi pine.
Wollemi pine - why was its discovery was so important?
the wollemi pine was introuduced by a man who was walking along and suddenly came across a unusial tree that is now known as the wollemi pine. this took place in 1994 and yeaaah that's all i got time for today folks lmaoo bi bi xxxxx.l4s
What is the tree that lived in the time of the dinosaurs and still lives?
Wollemi pine
How do you spell wollemai pine?
This species of Australian Pine is spelt Wollemi.
Can a Wollemi pine be dug up and transplanted?
It will depend on several factors like how old or big the plant is. The Wollemi pine is a fairly hardy plant that can cope with heavy pruning. Have a look at wollemipine.com for cultivation instructions.
What is the wollemi pine?
The Wollemi Pine is a tree that had dark brown bubbly bark that looks like bubbly chocolate and was known to be extinct until 1994 when David Noble discovered them in a forest in the blue mountains in Sydney, Austraillia.
What is the size of the wollemi pine?
The Wollemi pine (Wollemia nobilis) can grow to heights of 30 to 50 meters (about 98 to 164 feet) in its natural habitat. Its trunk can reach a diameter of up to 1.5 meters (about 5 feet). This ancient tree species is known for its distinctive, tiered branches and feathery foliage. Due to its rarity, the Wollemi pine is often referred to as a "living fossil."
