Hakea - Species

Species

  • Hakea actites (Mulloway Needlebush, Wallum Hakea)
  • Hakea aculeata (Column Hakea)
  • Hakea acuminata
  • Hakea adnata
  • Hakea aenigma
  • Hakea ambigua
  • Hakea amplexicaulis (Prickly Hakea)
  • Hakea anadenia
  • Hakea arborescens (Yellow Hakea, Arrarruwurra (Groote Eylandt), Derinding (Kununurra))
  • Hakea archaeoides
  • Hakea asperma
  • Hakea auriculata
  • Hakea bakeriana
  • Hakea baxteri (Fan Hakea)
  • Hakea bicornata
  • Hakea brachyptera (Short-winged Hakea)
  • Hakea brownii (Fan-leaf Hakea)
  • Hakea bucculenta (Red Pokers)
  • Hakea candolleana
  • Hakea carinata
  • Hakea ceratophylla (Horned-leaf Hakea, Staghorn Hakea)
  • Hakea chordophylla (Bootlace Oak, Bull Oak, Corkwood)
  • Hakea chromatropa
  • Hakea cinerea (Ashy Hakea, Grey Hakea)
  • Hakea circumalata
  • Hakea clavata (Coastal Hakea)
  • Hakea collina
  • Hakea commutata
  • Hakea conchifolia (Shell-leaved Hakea)
  • Hakea constablei
  • Hakea corymbosa (Cauliflower Hakea)
  • Hakea costata (Ribbed Hakea)
  • Hakea crassifolia
  • Hakea cristata
  • Hakea cucullata (Cup Hakea, Hooded Hakea, Scallops Hakea)
  • Hakea cyclocarpa (Curved Fruit Hakea. Ram's Horn, Wild Bean)
  • Hakea cycloptera (Elm-seed Hakea)
  • Hakea cygna (Swan-fruit Hakea)
  • Hakea dactyloides (Broad-leaved Hakea)
  • Hakea denticulata (Stinking Roger)
  • Hakea decurrens
  • Hakea divaricata (Corkbark, Needlewood)
  • Hakea dohertyi
  • Hakea drupacea (previously H. suaveolens- Sweet-scented Hakea)
  • Hakea elliptica (Oval-leaf Halea)
  • Hakea edneiana (Flinders Range Hakea, Yantana, Yandena)
  • Hakea eneabba
  • Hakea epiglottis
  • Hakea erecta
  • Hakea eriantha (Tree Hakea)
  • Hakea erinacea (Hedgehog Hakea)
  • Hakea eyreana (Straggly Corkbark, Fork-leaved Ironwood)
  • Hakea falcata (Sickle Hakea)
  • Hakea ferruginea
  • Hakea flabellifolia (Wedge Hakea)
  • Hakea florida (Summer Snow)
  • Hakea florulenta
  • Hakea francisiana (Bottlebrush Hakea, Emu Tree, Grass Leaf Hakea, Narakulja)
  • Hakea fraseri (Gorge Hakea)
  • Hakea gibbosa (Hairy Hakea, Rock Hakea)
  • Hakea gilbertii (Gilbert's Hakea)
  • Hakea grammatophylla
  • Hakea hastata
  • Hakea hookeriana (Barren Range Hakea)
  • Hakea horrida
  • Hakea ilicifolia (Holly-leaved Hakea)
  • Hakea incrassata (Marble Hakea)
  • Hakea invaginata
  • Hakea ivoryi (Ivory's Hakea, Corkbark Corkwood)
  • Hakea kippistiana
  • Hakea laevipes
  • Hakea lasiantha (Woolly-flowered Hakea)
  • Hakea lasianthoides
  • Hakea lasiocarpha (Long-styled Hakea)
  • Hakea laurina (Kodjet, Pincushion Hakea)
  • Hakea lehmanniana (Blue Hakea)
  • Hakea leucoptera (Needlewood Hakea, Pin Bush, Water Tree, Ilpeye (Arrernte))
  • Hakea linearis
  • Hakea lissocarpha (Honeybush Hakea)
  • Hakea lissosperma (Mountain Needlewood)
  • Hakea longiflora
  • Hakea loranthifolia
  • Hakea lorea (Corkwood, Witinti)
  • Hakea maconochieana
  • Hakea macraeana (Willow Needlewood)
  • Hakra macrocarpa (Dyaridany, Jaradinty)
  • Hakea macrorhyncha
  • Hakea marginata
  • Hakea megadenia
  • Hakea megalosperma (Lesueur Hakea)
  • Hakea meisneriana
  • Hakea microcarpa (Small fruit Hakea, Adam's Needle)
  • Hakea minyma
  • Hakea mitchellii
  • Hakea muelleriana (Desert Hakea)
  • Hakea multilineata (Grass-leaved Hakea)
  • Hakea myrtoides (Myrtle Hakea)
  • Hakea neurophylla (Pink-flowered Hakea)
  • Hakea newbeyana
  • Hakea nitida (Frog Hakea, Shining Hakea, Tjiridi)
  • Hakea nodosa (Yellow Hakea)
  • Hakea obliqua (Needles & Corks)
  • Hakea obtusa
  • Hakea ochroptera
  • Hakea oleifolia (Dungyn, Olive-leaf Hakea)
  • Hakea orthorrhyncha (Bird Beak Hakea)
  • Hakea pachyphylla
  • Hakea pandanicarpa (Thick-leaved Hakea. Screw-Pine Hakea)
  • Hakea pedunculata
  • Hakea pendens
  • Hakea persiehana
  • Hakea petiolaris (Sea-urchin Hakea)
  • Hakea platysperma (Cricket Ball Hakea, Talking Women, Woody Peach)
  • Hakea plurinervia
  • Hakea polyanthema
  • Hakea preissii (Christmas Hakea, Needle Bush, Needle Tree)
  • Hakea pritzelii
  • Hakea propinqua
  • Hakea prostrata (Harsh Hakea)
  • Hakea psilorrhyncha (Needles and Corks)
  • Hakea pulvinifera
  • Hakea purpurea
  • Hakea pycnoneura
  • Hakea recurva (Djanokmurd, Standback)
  • Hakea repullulans
  • Hakea rhombales (Walukara)
  • Hakea rigida
  • Hakea rostrata (Beaked Hakea, Turkey Gobblers, Kidney Bush)
  • Hakea rugosa (Dwarf hakea, Wrinkled Hakea)
  • Hakea ruscifolia (Candle-spike Hakea)
  • Hakea salicifolia (Willow-leaved Hakea)
  • Hakea scoparia
  • Hakea sericea (Needlebush)
  • Hakea smilacifolia
  • Hakea spathulata
  • Hakea standleyensis
  • Hakea stenocarpa (Narrow-fruited Hakea)
  • Hakea stenophylla
  • Hakea strumosa
  • Hakea subsulcata
  • Hakea sulcata (Furrowed Hakes)
  • Hakea teretifolia (Dagger Hakea)
  • Hakea tephrosperma (Hooked Needlewood, Striped Hakea)
  • Hakea trifurcata (Two-leaf Hakea)
  • Hakea trineura
  • Hakea tuberculata
  • Hakea undulata (Wavy-leaved Hakea)
  • Hakea ulicina
  • Hakea varia (Variable-leaved Hakea)
  • Hakea verrucosa
  • Hakea victoria (Lantern Hakea, Royal Hakea)
  • Hakea vittata

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