Angophora (genus)

Angophora (genus) at Buckenbowra State Forest

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Identification history

	Angophora (genus)	4 Jun 2024	Steve818
	Unverified	17 Nov 2020	nickhopkins

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These fire damaged trees had sprouted epicormic shoots that have now burst into flower. Juvenile leaves I think. An extraordinary sight

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Steve818 wrote:

4 Jun 2024

Quite a lovely sight. The fruits look like Angophora, because they have longitudinal ribs, and the flowers are terminal and compound, i.e. clustered on branch ends, leaves are opposite, and some of the Angophora species are trunk-branch resprouters. So for now best listed as Angophora sp. If you can revisit include in the new sighting close ups of the fruits, leaves and bark (if there is some that is not still black with charcoal). Then the NatureMapr timeline function can track the post-fire recovery.

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Location information

Coordinates 149.968719 -35.660942
Altitude 386.0m
Maps Buckenbowra State Forest
Places Buckenbowra, NSW

Sighting information

1,001 - 10,000 Abundance
16 Nov 2020 12:04 PM Recorded on
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Plants Gum Trees nickhopkins South Coast NatureMapr

Additional information

True In flower

Species information

Angophora (genus) Scientific name
Angophora (genus) Common name
Not Sensitive
Unknown
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 386.02m Recorded at altitude
Machine learning
In flower

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