- Pronunciation: ah-gee-row-DEN-dron tri-foe-lee-AH-tum
- Common Name: White Booyong Crowsfoot elm Brown Tulip Oak
- Type: Tree
- Family: STERCULIACEAE
- Size: 40 metres
- Flowers: July to September
- Fruit: Samara brown up to 3 cm long
- Vegetation Type: Sub-tropical and dry rainforests and along scrubby watercourses
- Species List: Kennilworth Fig Tree Walk, Janet, Upper Yandina Creek, Kin Kin Scrub Dandaloo, Heritage Park, RE 12.3.1. RE 12.11.10. RE 12.12.16.
Cultural Notes
Panneling railway carriages
Identification Notes
Branches with numerous lenticels Young stems and petioles brownish and scaly Oil dots absent Leaves mostly tri-foliate.
Landscaping Notes
Bushy ornamental Tree. Indoor pot Plant potential.
Successfully propagated by Mooloolah Native Nursery
Successfully propogated by Noosa & District Landcare.
