What type of plants does Australia have?

- Over 1,350 species

- Native to Australia

- Adapted to dry environments

Banksia

- Over 170 species

- Native to Australia

- Known for their large, showy flowers

Eucalyptus

- Over 700 species

- Native to Australia

- Dominate the Australian landscape

Grevillea

- Over 350 species

- Native to Australia

- Known for their colorful flowers

Hakea

- Over 150 species

- Native to Australia

- Adapted to a variety of habitats

Melaleuca

- Over 200 species

- Native to Australia

- Known for their aromatic leaves and flowers

Myrtaceae

- Over 1,300 species

- Native to Australia

- Includes eucalypts, bottlebrushes, and paperbarks

Proteaceae

- Over 1,700 species

- Native to Australia

- Includes banksias, grevilleas, and hakeas

Rutaceae

- Over 150 species

- Native to Australia

- Includes citrus trees, Australian limes, and finger limes

Zygophyllaceae

- Over 250 species

- Native to Australia

- Includes desert limes and quandongs