Elaeocarpus sp.

A Blueberry Ash at Brisbane City, QLD

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Identification history

	Elaeocarpus sp.	18 Jan 2023	natureguy
	Elaeocarpus grandis	2 Nov 2022	Topknot

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In botanic gardens

2 comments

natureguy wrote:

18 Jan 2023

There are numerous species of naturally occuring Elaeocarpus in the area disregarding the possibility of planted specimens in botanic gardens. Need photos of leaves, bark, habit of plant to make a further ID.

JasonPStewartNMsnc2016 wrote:

30 May 2025

Yeah.
The specific of these fruits and the dropped old characteristic–form and red-coloured leaves on the ground, considered together do fairly fit _Elaeocarpus grandis_ and unlikely any other _Elaeocarpus_ spp.,
yet not quite disproving enough all the other plausible species identification candidates to confirm this sighting as _Elaeocarpus grandis_ .

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Sighting information

4 - 15 Abundance
2 Nov 2022 08:35 AM Recorded on
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Plants Other Trees Topknot Greater Brisbane NatureMapr

Species information

Elaeocarpus sp. Scientific name
A Blueberry Ash Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
8.67m Recorded at altitude
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Australian Capital Territory

New South Wales

Queensland

Northern Territory

Western Australia

South Australia

Victoria

Tasmania