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Published In: Telopea 6: 393. 1995. (Telopea) Name publication detailView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

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Contributor Text:

ABDUL GHAFOOR

Contributor Institution:

Don McNair Herbarium, School of Environmental and Life Sciences, The University of Newcastle, Callaghan, NSW-2308, Australia

E-mail:abdul.ghafour@newcastle.edu.au; artemisiella89@gmail.com

Synonym Text:

Eucalyptus maculata Hook., Icon. Pl. t. 619.1844; Chippend., Fl. Austr. 19: 107. Fig. 48 G-H.1988.

Flower/Fruit:

Fl. Per.: May-August

Type:

Australia, New South Wales, Maitland, J. Blackhouse 37 (holo K; Iso NSW)

Comment/Acknowledgements:

Vern.: Spotted Gum; Broad-leaved Spotted Gum

The hard and durable wood is used for shingles and in ship and bridge building. Its timber is also used to make tool handles, logs for poles and has also been used to manufacture plywood.

Map Location:

R. Parker (l. c. 251) reports about its unsuccessful trials in Lahore but Dr. Shaukat Chaudhary (Personal Communication) states that it is successfully grown in Sialkot.


 

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Trees, up to 35 – 45 m tall. Bark smooth throughout, shedding in patches. Juvenile leaves opposite for a few pairs, then alternate, ovate, 5 – 14 x 3.5 – 8 cm, a few peltate, glabrous, glossy. Petiole of adult leaves 2 – 3 cm long; lamina, lanceolate, 10 – 18 x 1 – 3 cm green, concolorous, strongly 5-nerved, glabrous, acuminate. Inflorescence usually a terminal panicle of (3-)-7-flowered umbels on up to 7 mm long, almost terete peduncles. Flowers white, on 3 – 4 mm long pedicels, c. 1 cm across. Buds ovoid-conical, (7-) 8 – 10 x 4 – 6 mm, with hemispherical, 4 – 5 x 5 – 8 mm, shortly apiculate calyptra, hypanthium hemispherical, 6 – 8 mm long. Fruits globoid-urceolate to ovoid-urceolate, 11 – 15 x 8 – 10 mm, trilocular, with 2 – 3 mm wide disc. Seeds glossy, red-brown.

 
 
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