Common Name: Big Fig
Botanical Name: Ficus macrophylla
Indigenous Name: Dhiil
Year planted: 1932
Biomass Kg: 9190
CO2 Kg: 21,061
Carbon Stored Kg: 5744
Did you know?
- Considered the most iconic tree on campus and well known meeting place
- Once spanning the entire length of path from Winthrop Hall to Djeran Bidi intersection, the tree lost two massive limbs in November 2018
- As stories go, the tree was planted on a cow carcass and the annual fermented fruit drop on the ground is very popular with the duck population on campus, the tavern for the ducks perhaps?
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Common Name: The Old Jarrah
Botanical Name: Eucalyptus marginata
Indigenous Name: Jarrah
Year planted: Circa 1600s
Did you know?
- The wood of the jarrah tree is one of the most valuable hardwoods in the world
- This tree was identified as a way finding marker for indigenous people, this specimen is thought to be over 400 year old and the oldest Jarrah specimen on Crawley campus
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Common Name: Silver Cajeput
Botanical Name: Melaleuca argentea
Indigenous Name: Mardderr
Year planted: 2020
Did you know?
- Native to the Pilbara region of North Western Australia
- This tree was planted by Vice-Chancellor Amit Chakma in August 2020 as welcoming from Campus Management
- The silver cajeput replaces a huge Tasmanian blue gum which blew over in 2019 winter storms
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