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- Eucalyptus_brockwayi abstract "Eucalyptus brockwayi is a species of tree, 5 to 20 metres in height, found in the Coolgardie region of Southwest Australia. The bark is smooth, white or contrasted with various hues of salmon, grey, and brownish red. The flowers are cream, white or yellow, and occur between March and June. The epithet commemorates the botanist George Ernest Emerson Brockway.The species is also referred to as Dundas Mahogany.".
- Q13634375 abstract "Eucalyptus brockwayi is a species of tree, 5 to 20 metres in height, found in the Coolgardie region of Southwest Australia. The bark is smooth, white or contrasted with various hues of salmon, grey, and brownish red. The flowers are cream, white or yellow, and occur between March and June. The epithet commemorates the botanist George Ernest Emerson Brockway.The species is also referred to as Dundas Mahogany.".
- Eucalyptus_brockwayi comment "Eucalyptus brockwayi is a species of tree, 5 to 20 metres in height, found in the Coolgardie region of Southwest Australia. The bark is smooth, white or contrasted with various hues of salmon, grey, and brownish red. The flowers are cream, white or yellow, and occur between March and June. The epithet commemorates the botanist George Ernest Emerson Brockway.The species is also referred to as Dundas Mahogany.".
- Q13634375 comment "Eucalyptus brockwayi is a species of tree, 5 to 20 metres in height, found in the Coolgardie region of Southwest Australia. The bark is smooth, white or contrasted with various hues of salmon, grey, and brownish red. The flowers are cream, white or yellow, and occur between March and June. The epithet commemorates the botanist George Ernest Emerson Brockway.The species is also referred to as Dundas Mahogany.".