Telopea

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Telopea is a small genus of striking Australian flowering shrubs best known for the waratah, a state floral emblem characterized by its large, bright red inflorescences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf plant genus
taxon
adaptation fire-adapted
clade Magnoliophyta
surface form: Angiosperms

Eudicots
describedBy Robert Brown NERFINISHED
distributionRegion New South Wales NERFINISHED
Tasmania NERFINISHED
Victoria NERFINISHED
family Proteaceae NERFINISHED
floralEmblemOf New South Wales NERFINISHED
flowerCharacteristic large inflorescences
flowerColor bright red
fruitType woody follicle
growthForm shrub
small tree
habitat heathland
sclerophyll forest
woodland
hasCommonName waratah
hasLanguageOrigin Greek language NERFINISHED
hasSpecies Telopea aspera NERFINISHED
Telopea mongaensis NERFINISHED
Telopea oreades NERFINISHED
Telopea speciosissima NERFINISHED
Telopea truncata NERFINISHED
inflorescenceType dense terminal head
kingdom Plantae
leafType evergreen
nameEtymology derived from Greek "telopos" meaning "seen from afar"
nativeTo Australia
eastern Australia
order Proteales NERFINISHED
pollination bird-pollinated
insect-pollinated
regenerationStrategy resprouting from lignotuber after fire
seed germination after fire
reproductiveStructure compound flower head
seedDispersal wind-dispersed seeds
subfamily Grevilleoideae NERFINISHED
taxonRank genus
typeSpecies Telopea speciosissima NERFINISHED
usedAs cut flower crop
ornamental plant
yearDescribed 1810

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Proteaceae hasGenus Telopea