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Forest fire xanthorrhoea Stock Photos and Images
RMFRFR59–Preston Beach, southwest Western Australia - 22 March 2016 - Grass trees (Xanthorrhoea) are the first to show green shoots and even individuals this size may be centuries old. Early signs of regrowth after the devastating January 2016 bushfires are starting to be seen in some of the Australian native forest ecosystems in the region following recent rains. Credit: Suzanne Long/Alamy Live News
RF2M9BHC4–Large grass trees (Xanthorrhoea sp,) with fire-blackened trunks in D’Entrecosteaux National park on the south coast of Western Australia
RMWHB8F9–Eucalyptus forest after controlled burning for fire control, Whistlepipe Gully Walk, Mundy Regional Park, Perth Hills, Western Australia
RF2G9W5JC–Regenerating Xanthorrhoea (grass-trees) on the Illawarra Escarpment near Coalcliff Dam, New South Wales.
RFS34K7R–Regrowth on a Grass Tree about one month after being burned by bushfire, Hat Hill, Blue Mountains National Park, NSW, Australia, January 2020
RFMB998P–Xanthorrhoea (more commonly called Blackboy, Grasstree and Kangaroo tail). Long flower spikes on a grass-like bush, reach towards blue cloud sky
RFREW2HH–Grass trees Xanthorrhoea species reshooting in Mia Mia State Forest after the November 2018 fires, Queensland, Australia
RM360°2RKGKW3–360° panorama On the Gully Track, urban scrub Seven Hills Bushland Reserve, Eucalyptus and small Xanthorrhoea, Brisbane, Queensland
RMFRFR6M–Preston Beach, southwest Western Australia - 22 March 2016 - Remains of a kangaroo amongst burnt but regrowing Grass trees (Xanthorrhoea), which are amongst the first species to show signs of recovery. Early signs of regrowth after the devastating January 2016 bushfires are starting to be seen in some of the Australian native forest ecosystems in the region following recent rains. Credit: Suzanne Long/Alamy Live News
RMWHB764–Eucalyptus forest after controlled burning for fire control, Whistlepipe Gully Walk, Mundy Regional Park, Perth Hills, Western Australia
RF2G9W635–Regenerating Xanthorrhoea (grass-trees) on the Illawarra Escarpment near Coalcliff Dam, New South Wales.
RF2D9D32M–Kangaroo Island Grass trees (Xanthorrhoea semiplana ssp. tateana) also called Tate's Grass Tree or Yakka Bush, South Australia
RFS34K7Y–Regrowth on Grass Trees about one month after being burned by bushfire, Hat Hill, Blue Mountains National Park, NSW, Australia, January 2020
RFRENRCT–Grass trees Xanthorrhoea species reshooting in Mia Mia State Forest after the November 2018 fires, Queensland, Australia
RMFRFR65–Preston Beach, southwest Western Australia - 22 March 2016 - Remains of a kangaroo amongst burnt but regrowing Grass trees (Xanthorrhoea), which are amongst the first species to show signs of recovery. Early signs of regrowth after the devastating January 2016 bushfires are starting to be seen in some of the Australian native forest ecosystems in the region following recent rains. Credit: Suzanne Long/Alamy Live News
RMWHC6DP–Regenerated bushland with wildflowers, after controlled burn for fire control, Whistlepipe Gully Walk, Mundy Regional Park, Perth Hills, WA, Australia
RF2D9D32W–Kangaroo Island Grass trees (Xanthorrhoea semiplana ssp. tateana) also called Tate's Grass Tree or Yakka Bush, South Australia
RFS34K7T–Regrowth on a Grass Tree about one month after being burned by bushfire, Hat Hill, Blue Mountains National Park, NSW, Australia, January 2020
RFRENR8N–Grass trees Xanthorrhoea species reshooting in Mia Mia State Forest after the November 2018 fires, Queensland, Australia
RMWHC7F8–Regenerated bushland with wildflowers, after controlled burn for fire control, Whistlepipe Gully Walk, Mundy Regional Park, Perth Hills, WA, Australia
RF2D9D328–Kangaroo Island Grass trees (Xanthorrhoea semiplana ssp. tateana) (also Tate's Grass Tree or Yakka Bush) in front of burnt Blue Gum plantation.
RFS34K7X–Regrowth on a Grass Tree about one month after being burned by bushfire, Hat Hill, Blue Mountains National Park, NSW, Australia, January 2020
RFRENPWH–Grass trees Xanthorrhoea species reshooting in Mia Mia State Forest after the November 2018 fires, Queensland, Australia
RMWHC9T4–Regenerated bushland with wildflowers, after controlled burn for fire control, Whistlepipe Gully Walk, Mundy Regional Park, Perth Hills, WA, Australia
RF2D9D327–Kangaroo Island Grass trees (Xanthorrhoea semiplana ssp. tateana) (also Tate's Grass Tree or Yakka Bush) in front of burnt Blue Gum plantation.
RFRENPTR–Grass trees Xanthorrhoea species reshooting in Mia Mia State Forest after the November 2018 fires, Queensland, Australia
RMWHAR09–Red dirt track through bushland after controlled burning for fire control, Whistlepipe Gully Walk, Mundy Regional Park, Perth Hills, Western Australia
RF2D9D334–Kangaroo Island Grass trees (Xanthorrhoea semiplana ssp. tateana) also called Tate's Grass Tree or Yakka Bush, South Australia
RFREW2G1–Grass trees Xanthorrhoea species reshooting in Mia Mia State Forest after the November 2018 fires
RMWHB0K6–Australian bush after controlled burning for fire control, Whistlepipe Gully Walk, Mundy Regional Park, Perth Hills, Western Australia, Australia
RMWHB301–Australian bush after controlled burning for fire control, Whistlepipe Gully Walk, Mundy Regional Park, Perth Hills, Western Australia, Australia
RMWHB65B–Australian bush after controlled burning for fire control, Whistlepipe Gully Walk, Mundy Regional Park, Perth Hills, Western Australia, Australia
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