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    Grevillea is a genus of shrubs and trees native to Australia. They have small to medium leaves arranged in various patterns including compound, pinnate, and bipinnate. Flowers are arranged in elongated clusters and consist of a four-lobed calyx tube with long styles but no petals. Pollinated by insects, birds, or mammals, the thin-walled fruits drop before the next growing season and typically contain two winged seeds.

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    Grevillea is a genus of shrubs and trees native to Australia. They have small to medium leaves arranged in various patterns including compound, pinnate, and bipinnate. Flowers are arranged in elongated clusters and consist of a four-lobed calyx tube with long styles but no petals. Pollinated by insects, birds, or mammals, the thin-walled fruits drop before the next growing season and typically contain two winged seeds.

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    Grevillea Genus Poster

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    Grevillea is a genus of shrubs and trees native to Australia. They have small to medium leaves arranged in various patterns including compound, pinnate, and bipinnate. Flowers are arranged in elongated clusters and consist of a four-lobed calyx tube with long styles but no petals. Pollinated by insects, birds, or mammals, the thin-walled fruits drop before the next growing season and typically contain two winged seeds.

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    Grevillea R.Br.

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    Prostrate to erect shrubs, to large tree size. Small to medium, alternate leaves can be any one of a number of arrangements
    including compound, pinnate, bipinnate and more. Leaves lack stipules and a persistant basal meristem. Monoecious, with
    elongate flower inflorescences attached by a common bract. The brightly coloured, petal-less flowers consist of a calyx tube
    that splits into 4 lobes with long styles. Pollinated by insects, birds or mammals. Non-fleshy, mostly thin walled fruit drops
    before next growing season. Fruits typically contain two seeds, and are often winged, forming a dicotyledon.

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