callitris glaucophylla การใช้

The population of " Callitris glaucophylla " is one of only two found near Melbourne.
It also supports white cypress pine ( " Callitris glaucophylla " ) on lower slopes, with black cypress pine ( " Callitris endlicheri " ) common on upper slopes and ridges.
Although painted honeyeaters build nests in a variety of tree species including " Eucalyptus spp . " many also favour yarran ( " Acacia homalophylla " ) and white cyprus pine ( " Callitris glaucophylla " ), both of which are hosts of the hemiparasitic grey mistletoe ( " Amyema quandang " ).
Some of the significantly recreated basalt plain grassland plants are : " Chloris truncata " ( windmill grass-native species ), " Bothriochloa macra " ( or redleg grass which are red or purplish colour that grow in late summer ), " Danthonia " species or wallaby grasses ( important native pasture grasses ), " Dicanthium sericeum " ( silky bluegrass ), " Themeda triandra " ( kangaroo grass, a high protein grass ), " Rutidosis leptorrhynchoides " ( button wrinklewort-an endangered species ) and " Callitris glaucophylla " ( white cypress-pine or Murray pine ).