The "Phenols" of Australian Essential Oils.
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White, Douglas ElwoodAbstract
The "Callitris" genus is the typical native pine of Australia, occurring as it does over the whole continent. In New South Wales the predominant species is Callitris glauca, which grows in the valleys and on the plains, while Callitris calcarata is restricted to the hilly areas. Seven other species also occur but are not nearly so widespread. Several more species occur in West Australia and Tasmania, while Callitris intertropica is the predominant type in Northern Australia.The "Callitris" genus is the typical native pine of Australia, occurring as it does over the whole continent. In New South Wales the predominant species is Callitris glauca, which grows in the valleys and on the plains, while Callitris calcarata is restricted to the hilly areas. Seven other species also occur but are not nearly so widespread. Several more species occur in West Australia and Tasmania, while Callitris intertropica is the predominant type in Northern Australia.
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The University of SydneyShare