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Araucaria cookii, commonly known as the Norfolk Island Pine, is an impressive evergreen tree native to Norfolk Island in the South Pacific. Rising up to 200 feet (60 meters) tall, it exhibits a distinctive symmetrical, column-like shape with whorls of dense, upward-pointing branches. The tree's rich green, needle-like leaves create a striking contrast against its reddish-brown bark. The Norfolk Island Pine is highly valued as an ornamental plant, often cultivated in gardens and landscapes around the world. Its grandeur and architectural elegance make it a captivating addition to any scenery, enhancing the beauty of both indoor and outdoor spaces.

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