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Category Archives: Alphitonia
Alphitonia excelsa
Large spreading rainforest tree, uncommon, but found near the central to West Kimberley river systems. This tree is also called Red Ash or Soap Tree
Alphitona excelsa
Tall to medium spreading tree, deciduous, clusters of flowers then green to black seeds along upper sides of branches. Grows in Gorges and wetlands.
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