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Xanthostemon
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Xanthostemon

Xanthostemon is a genus of trees and shrubs, constituting part of the myrtle plant family Myrtaceae. This genus was first described in 1857 by German–Australian botanist Ferdinand von Mueller. According to different official sources between 46 and 51 species are known to science. They grow naturally in New Caledonia, Australia, the Solomon Islands and Malesia, including the Philippines, New Guinea and Indonesia. The genera Pleurocalyptus and Purpureostemon from New Caledonia are morphologically close to Xanthostemon.

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47 branches of this genus, most-observed first

Golden Penda

speciesXanthostemon chrysanthus

Xanthostemon aurantiacus

speciesXanthostemon aurantiacus

Xanthostemon paradoxus

speciesXanthostemon paradoxus

Xanthostemon verticillatus

speciesXanthostemon verticillatus

Southern Penda

speciesXanthostemon oppositifolius

Xanthostemon verdugonianus

speciesXanthostemon verdugonianus

Xanthostemon multiflorus

speciesXanthostemon multiflorus

Xanthostemon ferrugineus

speciesXanthostemon ferrugineus

Xanthostemon whitei

speciesXanthostemon whitei

Xanthostemon ruber

speciesXanthostemon ruber

Xanthostemon laurinus

speciesXanthostemon laurinus

Xanthostemon gugerlii

speciesXanthostemon gugerlii

Xanthostemon eucalyptoides

speciesXanthostemon eucalyptoides

Xanthostemon pubescens

speciesXanthostemon pubescens

Xanthostemon carlii

speciesXanthostemon carlii

Xanthostemon youngii

speciesXanthostemon youngii

Xanthostemon myrtifolius

speciesXanthostemon myrtifolius

Xanthostemon xerophilus

speciesXanthostemon xerophilus

Xanthostemon macrophyllus

speciesXanthostemon macrophyllus

Xanthostemon speciosus

speciesXanthostemon speciosus

Xanthostemon longipes

speciesXanthostemon longipes

Xanthostemon umbrosus

speciesXanthostemon umbrosus

Xanthostemon graniticus

speciesXanthostemon graniticus

Xanthostemon sulfureus

speciesXanthostemon sulfureus

Xanthostemon confertiflorus

speciesXanthostemon confertiflorus

Xanthostemon arenarius

speciesXanthostemon arenarius

Xanthostemon crenulatus

speciesXanthostemon crenulatus

Xanthostemon formosus

speciesXanthostemon formosus

Xanthostemon francii

speciesXanthostemon francii

Xanthostemon petiolatus

speciesXanthostemon petiolatus

Xanthostemon bracteatus

speciesXanthostemon bracteatus

Xanthostemon fruticosus

speciesXanthostemon fruticosus

Xanthostemon philippinensis

speciesXanthostemon philippinensis

Xanthostemon novaguineensis

speciesXanthostemon novaguineensis

Xanthostemon verus

speciesXanthostemon verus

Xanthostemon glaucus

speciesXanthostemon glaucus

Xanthostemon sebertii

speciesXanthostemon sebertii

Xanthostemon melanoxylon

speciesXanthostemon melanoxylon

Xanthostemon brassii

speciesXanthostemon brassii

Xanthostemon grandiflorus

speciesXanthostemon grandiflorus

Xanthostemon lateriflorus

speciesXanthostemon lateriflorus

Xanthostemon natunae

speciesXanthostemon natunae

Xanthostemon paabaensis

speciesXanthostemon paabaensis

Xanthostemon psidioides

speciesXanthostemon psidioides

Xanthostemon retusus

speciesXanthostemon retusus

Xanthostemon velutinus

speciesXanthostemon velutinus

Xanthostemon vieillardii

speciesXanthostemon vieillardii

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