kurrajong tree

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The kurrajong tree is a hardy Australian native tree (Brachychiton populneus) known for its drought tolerance, glossy leaves, and traditional use by Indigenous Australians for fiber, food, and shade.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Brachychiton populneus
plant species
tree
barkCharacteristic becoming rough with age
grey bark
smooth bark on young trees
family Malvaceae NERFINISHED
flowerColor cream
pale pink
floweringSeason spring
fruitType woody follicle
genus Brachychiton NERFINISHED
growthRate moderate
habitat dry forests
rocky hillsides
woodlands
height 10–20 metres
kingdom Plantae
leafCharacteristic glossy leaves
leafShape lobed leaves
simple leaves
variable leaves
leafType evergreen
nativeTo Australia
New South Wales NERFINISHED
Queensland NERFINISHED
Victoria NERFINISHED
eastern Australia NERFINISHED
order Malvales NERFINISHED
partUsed bark fibers
roots
seeds
propagation cuttings
seed
rootUse water source in dry conditions
seedCharacteristic numerous seeds
yellow aril
seedUse roasted seeds eaten as food
suitableFor dry climates
urban environments
taxonRank species
tolerates drought
poor soils
traditionalUse fiber
food
shade
usedBy Indigenous Australians NERFINISHED
usedFor ornamental planting
shade
street tree
windbreaks

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Kurrajong namedAfter kurrajong tree