The climate preferred by the granite sheoak is characterized by rainfall ranging from 175 mm to 500 mm. It can tolerate altitudes ranging from low to moderate levels.
Common Name: Granite Sheoak
The Auariana Huegeliana, also known as Granite Sheoak, is a small tree that typically grows between 5 to 14 meters in height. It can be found in various soil types, including granitic sands, clay sands, gravelly loams, and lateritic clays. It is well-suited as a windbreak tree, especially when planted alongside other species.
auarina huegeliana
Australia
Other Relevant Information: - The auarina huegeliana, also known as granite sheoak, is native to Australia. - It belongs to the group of pioneer plants that are capable of colonizing disturbed or barren areas. - This tree is adaptable to various soil types, including granitic sands, clay sands, gravelly loams, and lateritic clays. - It has a moderate size, ranging from 5 to 14 meters in height, but can sometimes be as low as 2 meters. - The rainfall required for its growth is typically between 300 and 500 mm, although it can tolerate as low as 175 mm. - Apart from its function as a windbreak tree, it may have additional uses in landscaping and as a source of timber.
This plant prefers granitic sands, clay sands, gravelly loams, and lateritic clays as its habitat.
A small tree (5 - 14 m) although sometimes as low as 2 m on adverse sites. It occurs on granitic sands, clay sands, gravelly loams and lateritic clays. Rainfalls are typically 300 - 500 mm although they can be as low as 175 mm.
Uses: windbreak tree in conjunction with other species.