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Red Stringybark

Eucalyptus macrorhyncha
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    acacia box climber correa daisy drought eucalypt eucalyptus grass grasses groundcover herb lily pea sedge sedges tea tree wattle

    Red Stringybark

    Description
    Tree, 20-35m high. Grey to red brown roughly fissured fibrous bark to the small branches.

    Foliage
    Dark green, sub-glossy leaves, 10-16cm long. Dense compact canopy.

    Leaf veins obvious. Juvenile leaves opposite and rounded, then alternate in the adult leaves.

    Flowers
    White – cream flowers profusely in mid Summer to early Winter. Buds have 6-12 per cluster.
    Fruits Large, with domed top, usually with 3 projecting sharp valves.

    Habitat
    Hills and slopes on poor shallow soils.Locally widespread on poor, shallow soils in low to moderate rainfall zones.

    Special Notes
    Often occurs with box and peppermint. Useful shade tree due to dense canopy and suitability for harsh exposed hilltops. Tolerates frost and drought.

    Value to Wildlife
    Bark used for nesting material for birds and mammals. Flowers are important nectar source for birds, gliders, moths, butterflies and insects. Attracts seed and insect eating birds. Occasional feed-tree for Koalas.


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