Tree identification manual - North East Downs Landcare Group
Tree identification manual - North East Downs Landcare Group
Tree identification manual - North East Downs Landcare Group
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7<br />
<strong>Tree</strong>s with very dark basal<br />
bark which cracks into<br />
regular sized fragments<br />
resembling tiles. Upper<br />
bark smooth and white<br />
Moreton Bay ash<br />
E. tessellaris<br />
Areas 2,3,5,6,7<br />
Found only on<br />
Toowoomba Range<br />
Blackbutt<br />
E. pilularis<br />
Area 4<br />
Plants with true<br />
leaves<br />
True leaves have<br />
only one length size<br />
vein and several<br />
lateral veins<br />
GO TO KEY K<br />
KEY I: Half-barks<br />
Found in upland<br />
areas on basalt<br />
Mountain<br />
coolibah<br />
E. orgadophila<br />
Area 5<br />
KEY J: Non-eucalypts<br />
Plants with<br />
flattened stems<br />
Flattened stems are<br />
leaves that have<br />
several length size<br />
veins<br />
Wattles<br />
<strong>Tree</strong>s without tile<br />
like bark<br />
Found on lower<br />
slopes on lighter<br />
soils<br />
Grey gum<br />
E. moluccana<br />
Areas 3,4,5,7<br />
Plants with<br />
needle like foliage<br />
Sheoaks<br />
GO TO KEY O
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