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RMB78XEF–Hiker in the rainforest with Turpentine trees (Syncarpia hillii), Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia
RM2F3J52Y–Burnt in bushfires 15 months ago these native Turpentine trees, (Syncarpia glomulifera) in the Budawang National Park are recovering well after rain.
RF2JCB797–Australian Turpentine Tree Syncarpia glomulifera (L) , and Cabbage Palm Tree (Livistonia australis) growing in east coast rainforest
RFB785YD–Rainforest with Satinay trees (Syncarpia hillii), sand island Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia
RF2RFWBGY–Fraser Island and giant ancient Satinay hardwood trees (Syncarpia hilii) in the rainforest Pile Valley, K'gari, Queensland,Australia
RM2EM3743–Syncarpia glomulifera, commonly known as the turpentine tree, or Yanderra in Lane Cove National Park, Sydney, NSW, Australia.
RF2FN3M39–Bush walking track behind seven mile beach Gerroa NSW Australia, native banalay tree forest with ferns and burrawang under growth
RM2AX9XM8–Bulletin of the Botanical Department, Jamaica. . eeurrens. juniperina. pyenantha. salicina. saligna.Ammobium alatum.Angophora lanceolata. subvelutina.Callistemon phceniceus.Casuarina suberosa.Cordyline Baueri.Doryanthes Palmeri.Euoliuphus lalifuliuS.Grevillea robusta.Hymenosporum flavum,Kennedya mbicunda.Macadamia ternifolia,Morinda jasminoides.Myrsine variabilis.Notelsea longifoha.Owenia venosa.Pittosporum rhombifolium.Stenocarpus salignus.Sterculia acerifolia. diversifolia.Syncarpia laurifolia.Synoum glandulosum.Tecoma australis.Telopea speciosissima. No. 46. Jul*, 1893. BULLETIN OF THE BOTA
RMB78XH6–Man in a rainforest with Turpentine trees (Syncarpia hillii), Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia
RFKC2BAH–Strangler Fig (Ficus destruens) aerial roots well established on Turpentine host tree trunk. Cow Bay. Queensland. Australia.
RMB78627–Rainforest with Satinay trees (Syncarpia hillii), sand island Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia
RF2RFWBGC–Fraser Island and giant ancient Satinay hardwood trees (Syncarpia hilii) in the rainforest Pile Valley, K'gari, Queensland,Australia
RMAC94X3–turpentine, turpentine tree (Syncarpia glomulifera), inflorescence, distribution: Australia
RMPG1WW0–. The natural history of plants. Botany. MYRTACE^. 321 resoence resembles a capitule, and the multiple fruit is here analogous to that of Syncarpia in Metrosideros. Angophord a near neighbour of Eucalyptus, and, like most of them, Australian, has nearly the same flower; but the petals, membranous and much imbricated, are JSucalt/ptus Globulw.. '^^ Fig. 300. DeMscing bud.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Bail
RM2CP916T–. Egg collecting and bird life of Australia. Catalogue and data of the 'Jacaksonian oological collection,' illustrated with numerous photographs .. . as, as usual, a very large dome-shaped and unpretentious looking structure,composed of sticks, bark, dead ferns, dead leaves, and flakes of moss, which the birds had scraped andgathered from the rocks in the damp gully, and was picturesquely situated amongst ferns on the ground,at the foot of a giant Turpentine Tree (Syncarpia laurifolia). I have found several nests in the latterscrubs, which afford a natural and beautiful retreat for these inter
RFKC2B8T–Strangler Fig (Ficus destruens) aerial roots establishing on Turpentine host tree trunk. Cow Bay. Queensland. Australia.
RMB785Y8–Man in the rainforest with Satinay trees (Syncarpia hillii), sand island Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia
RF2RFWBGN–Fraser Island and giant ancient Satinay hardwood trees (Syncarpia hilii) in the rainforest Pile Valley, K'gari, Queensland,Australia
RMRDG3K2–. The natural history of plants. Botany. MYRTACE^. 321 resoence resembles a capitule, and the multiple fruit is here analogous to that of Syncarpia in Metrosideros. Angophord a near neighbour of Eucalyptus, and, like most of them, Australian, has nearly the same flower; but the petals, membranous and much imbricated, are JSucalt/ptus Globulw.. '^^ Fig. 300. DeMscing bud.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Bail
RFKC2B9T–Strangler Fig (Ficus destruens) aerial roots well established on Turpentine host tree trunk. Cow Bay. Queensland. Australia.
RMB785RR–Man in the rainforest with Satinay trees (Syncarpia hillii), sand island Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia
RF2RFWBHE–Fraser Island and giant ancient Satinay hardwood trees (Syncarpia hilii) in the rainforest Pile Valley, K'gari, Queensland,Australia
RMRDMXX5–. Forestry handbook ... Forests and forestry; Forests and forestry; Trees. F. Fl.,pl.3.. SYNCARPIA LAURIFOLIA, Ten. (The Turpentine Tree.). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. New South Wales. Dept. of Lands. Forestry branch; Hay, R. Dalrymple; Maiden, J. H. (Joseph Henry), 1859-1925. Sydney, W. A. Gullick, government printer
RFKC2B80–Strangler Fig (Ficus destruens) aerial roots establishing on Turpentine host tree trunk. Cow Bay. Queensland. Australia.
RF2RFWBGG–Fraser Island and giant ancient Satinay hardwood trees (Syncarpia hilii) in the rainforest Pile Valley, K'gari, Queensland,Australia
RF2RFWBF2–Fraser Island and giant ancient Satinay hardwood trees (Syncarpia hilii) in the rainforest Pile Valley, K'gari, Queensland,Australia
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