Trees 🌳

Question 1

Eucalyptus pilularis

Answer 1

Blackbutt
MYRTACEAE
70m shortly fibrous to stringy persistent bark on the lower half of tree. The upper half sheds in ribbons
Leaves: disjunct, concolorous,

Question 2

Angophora costata

Answer 2

Sydney Red Gum or Kajimbourra

Question 3

Angophora floribunda

Answer 3

Rough-barked Apple or Boonah

Question 4

Angophora hispida

Answer 4

Dwarf Apple or Banda

Question 5

Callistemon citrinus

Answer 5

Crimson Bottlebrush

Question 6

Callistemon pinifolius

Question 7

Eucalyptus haemastoma

Answer 7

Scribbly gum

Question 8

Eucalyptus racemosa

Answer 8

Scribbly gum

Question 9

Eucalyptus maculata

Answer 9

Spotted gum

Question 10

Eucalyptus saligna

Answer 10

Sydney Blue gum

Question 11

Eucalyptus gummifera

Answer 11

Red Bloodwood

Question 12

Eucalyptus umbra

Answer 12

Broad-leaved White Mahogany

Question 13

Melaleuca nodosa

Answer 13

MYRTACEAE
leaves: 1-3 mm wide, 10-15mm long, pointed apex, no noticeable mid vein

Question 14

Melaleuca linariifolia

Question 15

Melaleuca decora

Answer 15

MYRTACEAE
~ Found in marshy ground on heavy soils

Question 16

Melaleuca quinquenervia

Answer 16

Broad-leaved Paperpark

Question 17

Melaleuca styphelioides

Question 18

Melaleuca squarrosa

Question 19

Syncarpia glomulifera

Answer 19

Turpentine

Question 20

Lephostemon confertus

Answer 20

Brush Box

Question 21

Melaleuca ericifolia

Answer 21

MYRTACEAE
Leaves: recurved, 1mm wide, 7-15mm long

Question 22

Casuarina glauca

Answer 22

CASUARINACEAE
Branchlets: 30-50cm long, thick, 1-2mm in diameter, 12-16 leaf teeth.
Cone, stumpy, square-ish, with a hollow apex,

Question 23

Callistemon viminalis

Answer 23

MYRTACEAE
Leaves: narrow elliptic one side straighter than the other, 3-7cm long, 3-7mm wide, apex pointed