Tree identification manual - North East Downs Landcare Group

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Contents Introduction .............................................................................................................................1 Reference map .........................................................................................................................2 <strong>Tree</strong> <strong>identification</strong> key...............................................................................................................3 Rough bark apple ...................................................................................................................11 Smooth bark apple, rusty gum, cabbage gum, sugar gum .........................................................13 Narrow leaf ironbark ...............................................................................................................14 Narrow leaf ironbark ...............................................................................................................15 Silver leaf ironbark..................................................................................................................17 Broad-leaved red ironbark .......................................................................................................19 Pink bloodwood, red bloodwood ..............................................................................................21 Tallowwood............................................................................................................................23 White stringybark, white mahogany, yellow stringybark ............................................................24 Yellow box..............................................................................................................................27 Narrow leaf box, grey box .......................................................................................................29 Gum topped box, grey box ......................................................................................................31 Poplar box, bimble box............................................................................................................33 River redgum, river gum .........................................................................................................35 Spotted gum ..........................................................................................................................37 Grey gum ...............................................................................................................................39 Sydney bluegum .....................................................................................................................41 Queensland bluegum, forest redgum .......................................................................................43 Mountain coolibah...................................................................................................................45 Blackbutt................................................................................................................................47 Moreton Bay ash, carbeen.......................................................................................................49 Scrub whitewood ....................................................................................................................51 Crows ash, teak......................................................................................................................53 White cedar............................................................................................................................55 Red ash, white myrtle, soap bush ............................................................................................57 Kurrajong ...............................................................................................................................59 Wilga .....................................................................................................................................61 Scrub wilga, green heart, axe gapper.......................................................................................63 Brigalow.................................................................................................................................65 Myall, weeping myall...............................................................................................................67 River myall, fragrant myall, belalie, dunthy...............................................................................69 Sally wattle, doolan, native willow............................................................................................71 Black wattle, curracabah .........................................................................................................73 Blackwood, black wattle ..........................................................................................................75
Willow leaf wattle, Oleander wattle, Pechey wattle....................................................................77 Bull oak..................................................................................................................................79 Forest sheoak.........................................................................................................................81 Belah .....................................................................................................................................83 River sheoak...........................................................................................................................85 Additional species not covered in this book...............................................................................87 Exotic species within the district ..............................................................................................88 Non-local Australian native plants commonly planted in the district............................................88 Index - botanical names..........................................................................................................89 Index - common names ..........................................................................................................90 References .............................................................................................................................91 Typical brigalow uplands scrub, with brigalow, poplar box, wilga, narrow leaf ironbark, and a number of shrub species often present (Land system 1)
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Page 7 and 8: Reference map 2
Page 9 and 10: Bark rough on trunk Very hard bark,
Page 11 and 12: KEY G: Bark mostly smooth but may b
Page 13 and 14: Soft light green foliage with point
Page 15 and 16: KEY N: Plants with flattened stems
Page 18: Smooth bark apple, rusty gum, cabba
Page 22: Silver leaf ironbark Botanical name
Page 26: Pink bloodwood, red bloodwood Botan
Page 30: White stringybark, white mahogany,
Page 34: Narrow leaf box, grey box Botanical
Page 38: Poplar box, bimble box Botanical na
Page 42: Spotted gum Botanical name Eucalypt
Page 46: Sydney bluegum Botanical name Eucal
Page 50: Mountain coolibah Botanical name Eu
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Moreton Bay ash, carbeen Botanical
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Crows ash, teak Botanical name Flin
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Red ash, white myrtle, soap bush Bo
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Wilga Botanical name Geijera parvif
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Brigalow Botanical name Acacia harp
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River myall, fragrant myall, belali
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Black wattle, curracabah Botanical
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Willow leaf wattle, Oleander wattle
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Forest sheoak Botanical name Alloca
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River sheoak Botanical name Casuari
Page 93 and 94:
Exotic species within the district
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Index - common names Common name Bo
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