Category:Australian plants

Australian flora, in order to cope with the extreme conditions present in much of Australia, has evolved to cope with a common set of conditions, namely the ubiquitous presence of fire; soils low in nutrients; and a lack of water.

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• Botanists active in Australia

Articles in category "Australian plants"

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Australian flora A Acacia Actinostrobus Allocasuarina Almaleea Angophora Anigozanthos Aotus (pea) Australian National Botanic Gardens Australian Tree Fern Australian lime B Banksia Boronia (plant) Bottlebrush Bowenia Bushfire C Cajanus Callitris Cootamundra wattle

C cont. Correa Corymbia Corymbia ficifolia Cycas pruinosa Cypress-pine D Darwinia (plant) E Eucalyptus Eucalyptus camaldulensis Eucalyptus delegatensis Eucalyptus pauciflora Eucalyptus regnans Eutaxia H Halosarcia I Invasive species in Australia J Jarrah K Kings holly L Leptosema Leptospermum M Macadamia nut Mallee

M cont. Manuka Melaleuca Moreton Bay Fig Mulga N Neptune's necklace New Zealand spinach P Phyllota Pink heath Port Jackson Fig Q Quandong S Southern beech Stringybark Sturt's desert pea T Tasmanian Tree Fern Tristania U Urodon V Viminaria W Weeping Fig