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 Callitris muelleri (Parl.) F. Muell.

Common Names

Taxonomic notes

Description

Tree: Small tree or shrub with erect branches (1).
Leaves: Mature leaves 5-10 mm, juvenile leaves longer, occasionally remaining on cone-bearing branches (1).
Cones: Solitary or several together on fruiting branchlets, remaining on the branches after maturity, usually depressed-globose, 20-30 mm in diameter (1).
Cone scales: Bearing a dorsal point near the apex; alternate scales narrower, tapering to the apex and usually shorter, larger scales broader and angled above; columella 1-4 mm long, 3-lobed or 3-angled (1).

Range

Australia: NSW. "Grows in rocky places, especially on sandstone escarpments in the coastal ranges, from Mt Coricudgy south to Eden" (1).

Big Tree

Oldest

Dendrochronology

Ethnobotany

Observations

Remarks

Citations

(1) Harden 1990.

See also: Silba 1986.


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This page is from the Gymnosperm Database
URL: http://www.geocities.com/RainForest/Canopy/2285/cu/call/muelleri.htm
Edited by Christopher J. Earle
E-mail:earlecj@earthlink.com
Last modified on 7-Feb-1999

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