Posted by Richard Wright on April 1, 2005, 2:45 pm
What species is this?
http://www.filepocket.com/users/51/DoubleFruit3.jpg
It comes from a compact medium sized tree in a Sydney park (sorry, did
not have my camera with me).
The fruit on the tree consists of two segments, 3 cm long overall. It
can best be described as a sphere on the end of a cylinder.
Posted by Terry Collins on April 1, 2005, 5:42 pm
Richard Wright wrote:
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> What species is this?
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> http://www.filepocket.com/users/51/DoubleFruit3.jpg
Looks like a insect attacked Hakea
Posted by Linda on April 2, 2005, 3:26 am
I'd be looking somewhere in the genus Exocarpus - looks a bit like the
Bush Cherry E. cupressiformis to me.
Linda
>Richard Wright wrote:
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>> What species is this?
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>> http://www.filepocket.com/users/51/DoubleFruit3.jpg
>Looks like a insect attacked Hakea
Posted by Richard Wright on April 2, 2005, 1:44 pm
On Sat, 02 Apr 2005 05:45:56 +1000, Richard Wright
>What species is this?
>http://www.filepocket.com/users/51/DoubleFruit3.jpg
>It comes from a compact medium sized tree in a Sydney park (sorry, did
>not have my camera with me).
>The fruit on the tree consists of two segments, 3 cm long overall. It
>can best be described as a sphere on the end of a cylinder.
Thanks to P van Rijckevorsel on sci.bio.botany. It is Podocarpus
elatus (Brown Pine). An east coast rainforest native.
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> What species is this?
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> http://www.filepocket.com/users/51/DoubleFruit3.jpg