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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Alnus acuminata subsp. glabrata Evergreen Alder Geelong Botanic Gardens, Eastern Beach,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No T11603	Tree which occurs in a unique location or context and so provides a contribution to the landscape, historic garden or park; Outstanding size: Outstanding example of species The largest known example of a species which has become a popular garden tree Branches had been lost within the crown due to wind damage and sustained significant structural damage in mid-February 2011. The tree was removed in April 2011. Measurements:2/09/1989 Spread (m): 15.6 ... more	T11603	Demolished
	Santalum acuminatum Sweet Quandong Seventeenth Street, MERBEIN SOUTH VIC 3505 - Property No T11947	Rare or Localised Outstanding example of species A fine mature example of a species now depleted in numbers in Victoria.This species has attracted attention due to its large fleshy edible fruits and CSIRO has researched propagation and orchard cultivation. S. acuminatum is partially parasitic and relies on host plants for only water and soil nutrients. It seems to rely on nitrogen fixing trees such as Acacia and Casuarina though it's known to parasitise many ... more	T11947	Regional

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Alnus acuminata subsp. glabrata

Evergreen Alder

Geelong Botanic Gardens, Eastern Beach,, GEELONG VIC 3220 - Property No T11603

Tree which occurs in a unique location or context and so provides a contribution to the landscape, historic garden or park; Outstanding size: Outstanding example of species The largest known example of a species which has become a popular garden tree Branches had been lost within the crown due to wind damage and sustained significant structural damage in mid-February 2011. The tree was removed in April 2011. Measurements:2/09/1989 Spread (m): 15.6 ... more

T11603

Demolished

Santalum acuminatum

Sweet Quandong

Seventeenth Street, MERBEIN SOUTH VIC 3505 - Property No T11947

Rare or Localised Outstanding example of species A fine mature example of a species now depleted in numbers in Victoria.This species has attracted attention due to its large fleshy edible fruits and CSIRO has researched propagation and orchard cultivation. S. acuminatum is partially parasitic and relies on host plants for only water and soil nutrients. It seems to rely on nitrogen fixing trees such as Acacia and Casuarina though it's known to parasitise many ... more

T11947

Regional