Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Eucalyptus siderophloia, the Northern Grey Ironbark is a eucalyptus of south eastern Australia. A medium to large tree up to 45 metres tall, with dark furrowed rough bark. Sidero is Greek, σιδερο = iron (not to be confused with homonym for star), and phloos, φλόος = bark.This Ironbark occurs in New South Wales and Queensland, north of Sydney in wet soils of reasonable fertility. The original specimen was collected at Morisset, New South Wales. The specific epithet siderophloia translates from the Greek to “iron bark”.This plant first appeared in scientific literature in Flora Australiensis in the year 1867, authored by the prominent English botanist, George Bentham."@en }
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- Eucalyptus_siderophloia abstract "Eucalyptus siderophloia, the Northern Grey Ironbark is a eucalyptus of south eastern Australia. A medium to large tree up to 45 metres tall, with dark furrowed rough bark. Sidero is Greek, σιδερο = iron (not to be confused with homonym for star), and phloos, φλόος = bark.This Ironbark occurs in New South Wales and Queensland, north of Sydney in wet soils of reasonable fertility. The original specimen was collected at Morisset, New South Wales. The specific epithet siderophloia translates from the Greek to “iron bark”.This plant first appeared in scientific literature in Flora Australiensis in the year 1867, authored by the prominent English botanist, George Bentham.".