Brachychiton rupestris, Queensland Bottle Tree,
 ברכיכיטון הסלעים 
                  
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| Scientific name: |  | Brachychiton rupestris K. Schum. | 
| Common name: |  | Queensland Bottle Tree | 
| Hebrew name: |  | ברכיכיטון הסלעים | 
| Family: |  | Malvaceae / Sterculiaceae, סטרקוליים | 
                  
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| Life form: |  | Tree | 
| Stems: |  | Up to 18–20 meters high; bottle-shaped trunk | 
| Leaves: |  | About 10 cm long, may have entire margins or be deeply lobed | 
| Inflorescence: |  | Clusters of flowers at the ends of the branches | 
| Flowers: |  | Yellowy bell shaped flowers | 
| Fruits: |  | Clusters of large boat-shaped follicles, containing numerous seeds | 
| Flowering Period: |  | Early summer | 
| Origin: |  | Queensland, Australia | 
			  
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 Derivation of the botanical name:
 Brachychiton, Greek brachys, 'short'; chiton, a 'tunic', a reference to the coating on the seed.
 rupestris, refers to growing among rocks.
 The standard author abbreviation K. Schum. is used to indicate Karl Moritz Schumann (1851 - 1904), a German botanist.
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