File:Allocasuarina littoralis cones 7th Brigade Park Chermside P1080956.jpg

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Allocasuarina littoralis, the black she-oak, is a small tree in 7th Brigade Park. It is scattered through open forest remnants, with a handful planted as part of revegetation efforts.

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English: Allocasuarina littoralis, the black she-oak, is a small tree in 7th Brigade Park. It is scattered through open forest remnants, with a handful planted as part of revegetation efforts. The trees are either male or female, with the male trees turning coppery-red when in flower. Leaves are minute, with the needle like foliage being modified branchlets known as cladodes.
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