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beefwood

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Also known as: Australian pine, Casuarina equisetifolia, she-oak, swamp oak, whistling pine

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characteristics of Casuarinaceae

In Casuarinaceae
Some, especially the beefwood (C. equisetifolia, also called she-oak, ironwood, Australian pine, whistling pine, or swamp oak), also are used ornamentally in warm-climate countries, where they have often escaped cultivation and become established in the wild.
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