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Discussion

Robynmac wrote:

4 min ago

I hope so! I have been trying to find out what it is for years. Thank you

Syzygium moorei

MattM wrote:

5 min ago

Keys out as Acacia decora. 1 gland 5-13 mm from pulvinus, phyllodes to 35 mm long, mostly 4-5 mm wide. Branchlets sparsely hairy.

Acacia decora

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

18 min ago

Oh wow! Thank you for the searching through thousands of photographs. (I know what its like doing so).
Great flowering photograph (including considering the tree's height).

Awesome and wonderful large tree, local indigenous, species name: _Syzygium moorei_ 'durobby'
– i am carefully checking this before confirming this identification .

Same botanical family as the pendas (Xanthostemon genus and spp.), different genus and species .

Syzygium moorei

ibaird wrote:

21 min ago

Male, I think,

Musotima ochropteralis

Robynmac wrote:

22 min ago

Could it be a Red Penda? Flower looks similar to a Yellow Penda.

Syzygium moorei