Buckinghamia celsissima
(Ivory curl tree)
|
FAMILY |
Proteaceae |
|
Species |
Buckinghamia celsissima |
|
Common name |
Ivory curl tree |
|
Flower colour; life form |
White; tree |
|
Campus |
Cairns, Townsville |
Description
|
FAMILY |
Proteaceae |
|
Species |
Buckinghamia celsissima |
|
Common name |
Ivory curl tree |
|
Flower colour; life form |
White; tree |
|
Campus |
Cairns, Townsville |
This north Queensland native is often grown as a street tree. The juvenile leaves are deeply divided but adult leaves are undivided. The white flowers, that have a hooked style when in bud, are borne in a long spike. The fruit is a small dark brown follicle containing flat winged seeds. Flowers in summer. Planted in various areas but common near the A2 carpark in Cairns.
Updated on 06-Feb-2008
Copyright © 1995 to 2008, James Cook University. All rights reserved.
Provide Feedback. Terms of use. Privacy statement.
CRICOS Provider Code:00117J. ABN 46253211955