Plant catalog

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Photo	Code	Common ↑ (sorted ascending) / Scientific	Description	Layout	Edible	Quotes	Knowledge
	CAT-00013	Aniseed myrtleSyzygium anisatum	Evergreen rainforest tree; narrow glossy aniseed-scented leaves; cream flowers.	Single	Yes	1	0
	CAT-00129	Apple berryBillardiera scandens	Small scrambling shrub or climber with yellow bell-like flowers.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00039	Atherton raspberryRubus probus	Vigorous prickly raspberry shrub with spreading canes.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00077	Bain / coastal pigfaceCarpobrotus virescens	Spreading succulent pigface with pink flowers.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00035	Black applePlanchonella australis	Large rainforest tree with dark bark and glossy leaves.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00036	Black plumDiospyros australis	Evergreen understorey tree with dark foliage.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00022	Blue lilly pillySyzygium oleosum	Glossy-leaved lilly pilly with aromatic fruit.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00043	Blue quandongElaeocarpus angustifolius	Large evergreen rainforest tree with conspicuous blue fruit.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00009	Blue tongueMelastoma affine	Hairy prominently veined leaves; purple-mauve flowers.	Double	Yes	1	0
	CAT-00014	Blush satinashSyzygium hemilamprum	Glossy rainforest tree; copper-tan new leaves; white flowers.	Single	Yes	1	0
	CAT-00037	BolwarraEupomatia laurina	Rainforest shrub or small tree with heavily scented cream flowers.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00052	BoobiallaMyoporum insulare	Dense coastal shrub; prostrate nursery forms differ greatly from upright species.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00041	Broad-leaf native raspberryRubus moluccanus	Vigorous scrambling bramble with broad hairy leaves.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00138	Broad-leaved geebungPersoonia levis	Shrub or small tree with broad leaves and flaky bark.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00023	Brush cherrySyzygium australe	Evergreen lilly pilly tree with coppery new leaves; species is larger than dwarf cultivars.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00123	BulrushTypha orientalis	Tall emergent wetland perennial with spreading rhizomes and brown flower spikes.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00103	Bunya pineAraucaria bidwillii	Very tall conifer with a domed crown and large edible seeds.	Full	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00033	Burdekin plumPleiogynium timorense	Deciduous or semi-deciduous tree with pinnate leaves.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00118	Bush bananaLeichhardtia australis	Slender dry-country climber with narrow leaves.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00067	Bush basilColeus graveolens	Soft-leaved aromatic shrub with blue-purple flower spikes.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00063	Bush mintMentha satureioides	Low clumping mint with small aromatic leaves.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00116	Bush potatoIpomoea costata	Vigorous perennial desert vine with underground tubers.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00115	Bush tomato / desert raisinSolanum centrale	Low perennial desert shrub with mauve flowers.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00047	Button grassDactyloctenium radulans	Low tufted annual or short-lived perennial grass with finger-like seed heads.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00092	Cedar Bay cherryEugenia reinwardtiana	Slow-growing evergreen shrub or small tree.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00140	Cherry ballartExocarpos cupressiformis	Finely branched root-hemiparasitic shrub or tree with scale-like leaves.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00085	Chocolate lilyArthropodium strictum	Tufted perennial with chocolate-scented blue-violet flowers and small tubers.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00011	Cinnamon myrtleBackhousia myrtifolia	Evergreen tree; cinnamon-scented leaves; cream flower clusters.	Single	Yes	1	0
	CAT-00146	Cluster figFicus racemosa	Large tropical fig with fruits clustered on trunk and large branches.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00149	Coast banksiaBanksia integrifolia	Evergreen coastal banksia tree with pale yellow flower spikes.	Double	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00135	Coast beard-heathLeucopogon parviflorus	Coastal shrub or small tree with small white flowers.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00090	Coastal pigfaceCarpobrotus glaucescens	Prostrate succulent with long stems and showy purple flowers.	Full	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00104	Coastal wattleAcacia longifolia subsp. sophorae	Low coastal wattle with oval phyllodes and yellow flower spikes.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00098	Cocky applePlanchonia careya	Briefly deciduous woodland tree with large flowers opening at night.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00107	Cole's wattleAcacia colei	Fast-growing inland wattle with broad pale phyllodes.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00110	Colony wattleAcacia murrayana	Bushy inland wattle that may sucker.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00143	ConkerberryCarissa spinarum	Spiny glossy-leaved shrub or scrambling climber with fragrant white flowers.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00136	Curly Mitchell grassAstrebla lappacea	Tufted perennial grass with curly dried leaves.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00071	Curry myrtleBackhousia angustifolia	Dense evergreen aromatic shrub or small tree.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00020	Desert limeCitrus glauca	Small, thorny citrus adapted to dry inland conditions.	Single	Yes	1	0
	CAT-00108	Dogwood wattleAcacia coriacea	Variable wattle shrub or tree with leathery phyllodes.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00101	Dorrigo pepperTasmannia stipitata	Aromatic shrub of cool high-elevation forests.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00005	Dwarf lilly pilly 'Minor'Syzygium smithii 'Minor'	Compact dense shrub; bronze new growth; fluffy white flowers.	Double	Yes	1	0
	CAT-00105	Elegant wattleAcacia victoriae	Spreading inland wattle, often with prickly stipules.	Double	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00142	Emu appleOwenia acidula	Small inland tree with narrow divided leaves and drooping branches.	Double	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00018	Finger limeCitrus australasica	Thorny citrus shrub or small tree with small leaves.	Full	Yes	1	0
	CAT-00012	Fragrant saltbush 'Grey Edge'Rhagodia parabolica 'Grey Edge'	Spreading grey-green shrub; tiny fragrant green flowers.	Single	Yes	1	0
	CAT-00003	Fraser Island (K'gari) appleAcronychia imperforata	Evergreen coastal tree; glossy leaves; cream-yellow flowers.	Double	Yes	1	0
	CAT-00145	Green plumBuchanania obovata	Small tropical woodland tree with broad tough leaves and corky bark.	Single	Yes	0	0
	CAT-00016	Grey saltbush 'Sea of Blue'Atriplex cinerea 'AT01'	Low spreading silver-grey groundcover; small spring-summer flower clusters.	Single	Yes	1	0