- Pronunciation: en-dee-AND-rah see-BURR-ee
- Common Name: Corkwood, Tell
- Derivation: Endiandra: Gr. endou - within, andros - man (refers to inner series of stamens in the Flower) sieberi: with at least 40 plants named after him, FW Sieber, a botanist from Prague, collected plants in NSW for 7 months in 1823
- Type: Tree Medium
- Family: LAURACEAE
- Size: to 30 metres
- Flowers: White in short panicles from Leaf Axil June to October
- Fruit: Purple/black Ovoid Drupe 2 cm long
- Vegetation Type: Seacoast, sandy Wallum, Sub-tropical and lowland Rainforest,
- Species List: FI Podberscek, Boreen Point Caravan Park, NNP Palm Grove, Cooloothin, Wooroi Day Use Area Tracks, NNP Parkedge/Alex, NNP service road, Cooroibah 26.4.09, Wooroi Palm Grove, Fraser Island, Johns, Batianoff 87, NNP Viewland/Brunjes, Boreen Point, TAFE, BHNR, NNP Tanglewood, Noosa Banks, Noosa River NP, NNS, Heritage Park, Regional Ecosystem 12.2.5. Regional Ecosystem 12.3.5. Regional Ecosystem 12.9-10.l.
Identification Notes
Flower: greenish, six-Lobed in short panicles from Leaf axils;
Branchlets, petioles and Terminal buds reddish;
Leaf: Aromatic; Domatia absent; midrib and Leaf margins yellowish.
Landscaping Notes
Successfully propagated by Coolum Community Native Nursery.
Successfully propagated by Tin Can Bay City Farm Nursery.
Associated Fauna
Butterfly host Plant: Eastern flat.
