Category:Corymbia torelliana of 7th Brigade Park, Chermside
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Corymbia torelliana has a few individuals planted as ornamental trees in 7th Brigade Park. Bark is green to grey and shed annually, except for a persistent stocking at the base of the trunk and major limbs. They flower heavily in late spring and provide nectar for birds, mammals and insects. While it can be invasive in some areas of southeast Queensland and northeast New South Wales it is not currently establishing itself in 7th Brigade Park.
Media in category "Corymbia torelliana of 7th Brigade Park, Chermside"
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Corymbia torelliana 7th Brigade Park Chermside P1070561.jpg 3,000 × 4,000; 12.6 MB
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Corymbia torelliana bark 7th Brigade Park Chermside L1140388.jpg 3,088 × 4,112; 11.35 MB
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Corymbia torelliana bark 7th Brigade Park Chermside L1140389.jpg 3,088 × 4,112; 11.74 MB
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Corymbia torelliana bark 7th Brigade Park Chermside L1140392.jpg 3,088 × 4,112; 9.9 MB
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Corymbia torelliana bark 7th Brigade Park Chermside L1140393.jpg 3,088 × 4,112; 12.87 MB
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Corymbia torelliana bark 7th Brigade Park Chermside L1140394.jpg 3,088 × 4,112; 12.86 MB
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Corymbia torelliana buds and flowers 7th Brigade Park Chermside P1070563.jpg 4,000 × 3,000; 11.29 MB
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Corymbia torelliana from below 7th Brigade Park Chermside L1140390.jpg 3,088 × 4,112; 12.76 MB
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Corymbia torelliana from below 7th Brigade Park Chermside L1140391.jpg 3,088 × 4,112; 13.16 MB
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Corymbia torelliana trunk 7th Brigade Park Chermside P1070562.jpg 3,000 × 4,000; 11.68 MB
