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Spreading small to medium-sized tree with trunk covered by white, beige and grey thick papery bark. Usually grows to 8 – 15 m high (sometimes 25 m) with a spread of 5–10 m. Leaves Grey-green leaves are egg-shaped. Young growth hairy with long and short, soft hairs. Leaves arranged alternately; flat,...
www.climatewatch.org.auA molecular tool could change the future of broad-leaved paperbark, allowing scientists to identify myrtle rust–resistant trees and restore threatened landscapes more effectively.
www.botanicgardens.org.auTree Spotlight Series: Follow along as we learn about the fascinating trees that live among us. This series is in partnership with Rhee Lab in the Plant Biology Department of the Carnegie Institution for Science. Other posts in the series: ginkgo biloba, Douglas fir, giant [...]
canopy.orgThe Broad-leaved Paperbark grows up to 20 metres tall and has characteristic papery bark. It is distributed along the east coast of Queensland and New South Wales, and is also found in New Guinea and New Caledonia. Broad-leaved Paperbarks flower between May and September providing a rich source of nectar for Lorikeets, Honey Eaters, Flying Foxes and Butterflies. Its leaves are also a food source for the threatened Koala. Image courtesy of Australian National Botanic Gardens. Photographer:...
sustainability.uq.edu.auh2 Melaleuca quinquenervia h2 b Family b Myrtaceae b Origin b Australia New Caledonia and Papua New Guinea Broad leaved paperbark or niaouli is a medium sized fast growing tree native to Papua New Guinea New Caledonia and the eastern coast of Australia from Botany Bay to Queensland and the Northern Territory Paperbarks have also spread to the Everglades of Florida where it is deemed a pest It s bark is layered and peeling much like a birch tree and has a paper quality to it hence its name a...
brisbanetrees.com.auNarrow-leaved paperbark is a beautiful, versatile tree preferred by gardeners for their beautiful leaves and feathery white flowers.
greencoverinitiative.comPaper-bark tree fact sheet: bark, wetlands habitat and wildlife support—Field of Mars Environmental Education Centre (Sydney/NSW).
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