Allocasuarina littoralis

1 Black She-oak at Boolijah, NSW

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Identification history

Allocasuarina littoralis	3 Jan 2023	Tapirlord
Allocasuarina littoralis	3 Jan 2023	karenwilsonau
Casuarina glauca	3 Jan 2023	RobG1

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4 comments

plants wrote:

3 Jan 2023

Wrong habitat altogether at that altitude. Possibly Allocasuarina distyla.

RobG1 wrote:

3 Jan 2023

It was pretty small, maybe it is Allocasuarina diminuta subsp. annectens

karenwilsonau wrote:

3 Jan 2023

From the look of the branchlets, this is probably a young Allocasuarina littoralis (hairs obvious in the furrows, longish acute, erect teeth). A. diminuta is also in the area but usually has no visible hairs in the furrows and the teeth are rather broadly acute and spreading towards the apex. And A. distyla branchlets are more robust than these with a yellowish 'stripe' down the middle of the branchlet articles. See https://plantnet.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/NSWfl.pl?page=nswfl&lvl=sp&name=Allocasuarina~littoralis

RobG1 wrote:

3 Jan 2023

I have added another sighting 4 weeks later in a similar area (however maybe different Allocasuarina) : Allocasuarina distyla (Shrubby Sheoak)

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Location information

Maps Morton National Park
Places Boolijah, NSW

Sighting information

101 - 1,000 Abundance
3 Nov 2022 02:34 PM Recorded on
RobG1 Recorded by

Additional information

1 metre to 5 metres Plant height
True In flower

Species information

Allocasuarina littoralis Scientific name
Black She-oak Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-Invasive
Up to 966m Recorded at altitude
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In flower
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