angophora การใช้

• The larvae feed on dead leaves " Angophora costata ".
• They feed primarily on eucalyptus but also on " Angophora " trees.
• The " Angophora " genus is more difficult to distinguish from the " Eucalyptus " genus.
• A small tree to 15 metres high, with tougher more rigid leaves and larger gumnuts than the related Angophora bakeri.
• "Angophora hispida " has been recorded as a host for the mistletoe species " Muellerina eucalyptoides ".
• Among the eucalypts, " Angophora " species were nicknamed " apples " by European settlers, who thought they resembled apple trees.
• Similar in habit to Angophora floribunda, however, it has dense more erect foliage, and the gumnuts are covered in felty reddish hairs.
• It is only occasionally on gum trees such as " Eucalyptus obtusifolia " and smooth-barked apple " Angophora costata ".
• The larvae feed on " Eucalyptus polyanthemos " and " Angophora costata ", webbing green leaves with silk and beneath the bark.
• Loddiges Nursery called it the Rough Metrosideros Antonio Jos?Cavanilles also described it the same year as " Angophora cordifolia ", having been collected somewhere near the shoreline in Port Jackson.
• Larvae that are possibly this species have been described as short dull, red naked grubs that feed on the stem of " Eucalyptus " or " Angophora " species.
• Kevin Thiele and Pauline Ladiges published a phylogenetic study based on morphology and came up with the smudgy apple ( " Angophora woodsiana " ) as the dwarf apple's closest relative.
• The Blue Gum High Forest is a tall open forest community where the forest oak ( " Allocasuarina torulosa " ), and Sydney red gum ( " Angophora costata " ).
• The redeye prefers open sclerophyll forest, in particular smooth-barked eucalypts and " Angophora " species, but will settle for rough-barked species if more suitable trees are not available.
• It comprises Smooth-barked Apple ( Angophora costata ), Blackbutt ( Eucalyptus pilularis ), Sydney Peppermint ( Eucalyptus piperita ), Red Bloodwood ( Eucalyptus gummifera ) and Turpentine ( Syncarpia glomulifera ).
• The mountain has complex rainforest, with some endangered plant species such as Tindal's stringybark ( Eucalyptus tindaliae ), Pink bloodwood ( Corymbia intermedia ) and Smooth-barked apple ( Angophora leiocarpa ).
• The larvae feed on " Eucalyptus maculata ", " Eucalyptus platyphylla " and " Angophora " species from within a silken gallery covered by conspicuous brown web in the bark.
• Open forest communities dominated by several eucalypts, rough barked apple ( " Angophora floribunda " ) and black she oak ( " Allocasuarina littoralis " ) are restricted to deep soils in sheltered positions.
• Unlike the majority of eucalypts, whose adult leaves are arranged in an alternate pattern along the stem, angophora leaves are positioned opposite each other . " A . costata " is a large, wide, spreading tree.
• ""'Angophora woodsiana " "', known as the "'smudgy apple "', is a tree of the family Myrtaceae found in northeastern New South Wales and southeastern Queensland in Australia.