slowplants's Identifications

Voucher observation D.Nicolle 8415.

Trees to 45 metres tall (laser-measured). Fruits found beneath are very small. Growing in open forest dominated by Eucalyptus botryoides (also to 45 metres tall) on floodplain of grey clay-loam with Livistona.

Voucher observation D.Nicolle 8283.

Poor-formed trees to 14 metres tall, most <8 metres and multi-trunked. New growth conspicuously pruinose. Stand of several dozen individuals, growing on granite rock creek and adjacent flat, surrounded by Eucalyptus blakelyi, E. bridgesiana, E. macrorhyncha subsp. macrorhyncha and E. polyanthemos subsp. vestita.

Voucher observation D.Nicolle 8311.

Trees to 12 metres tall. Scattered in Banksia and Leptospermum shrubland, with some Eucalyptus botryoides, on level grey loam. Nearby on pale sand are E. arenicola and E. viminalis subsp. pryoriana.

Voucher observation D.Nicolle 8313.

Dominant along south-east side of peninsula, with some Eucalyptus tereticornis subsp. mediana in Banksia and Leptospermum shrubland on grey loam. Forming low open forest in areas here.

F1 of voucher specimen D.Nicolle 545.

Mallee 6 metres tall, many stems. Bark smooth throughout, grey over light grey. Leaves dull, blue-green. Staminoides present on white flowers. Growing on red sand with Eucalyptus kingsmillii nearby.

F1 of voucher specimen D.Nicolle 663.

Tree 8 metres tall. Bark rough tessellated to stringy yellowish brown. Leaves slightly glossy blue-green. Growing on north facing slope with Eucalyptus andrewsii.

F1 of voucher specimen D.Nicolle 3735.

Mallee 3 metres tall. Bark smooth throughout, strippy, light grey over orange tan. Leaves dull, pale blue-green at first, maturing quite glossy and green. Fairly common here, growing with Corymbia calophylla, Eucalyptus wandoo subsp. wandoo, E. aspersa and E. drummondii.

Voucher observation D.Nicolle 8333.

Trees to 20 metres tall. Bark rough throughout. Leaves ±dull, slightly blue-green; whole canopy blue-green. Common here as remnant trees on near-river floodplain.

Voucher observation D.Nicolle 8328.

Trees to 40 metres tall (lasered). All burnt ca. 2 years ago. Hundreds of trees, but apparently only in nature conservation reserve, on broad ridge saddle, moderately steep slope or ridge, in stony orange loam, forming forest with Eucalyptus cypellocarpa, E. globoidea, E. polyanthemos subsp. vestita and E. sieberi.

F1 of voucher specimen D.Nicolle 1890.

Six-stemmed mallee 4.5 metres tall. Bark rough on lower half of stems, smooth above. Leaves slightly glossy, green. Growing in small very scattered clumps with Eucalyptus wandoo subsp. wandoo, E. marginata subsp. marginata and Corymbia calophylla