Botanical name Endiandra muelleri
A common name Muellers Walnut
Seedling
Young plant
![Endiandra muelleri young plant Muellers Walnut](images/endianmuell1.jpg)
I found this young Endiandra muelleri in amongst a dense grove of Large Leaf Privett seedlings just down hill from the larger specimen pictured below. It had some really nice yellowish green shoots. That was the day before I took the photo. A Swamp Wallaby has been snacking.
This plant now has a cage and I will get a new photo with shoots, they are quite distinctive.
Among the other plants in the Privett was a nice Dysoxylum fraserianum seedling, it still needs a cage but they only seem to be nibbled once they start their growth phase. Popular Swamp Wallaby food from about 15 to 45cm tall.
Juvenile
Reasonably mature
![](images/endianmuell2.jpg)
That said, to get positive ID for this plant I had to resort to a small blaze, actually a circular gouge with the point of a pair of loppers. I compared the layering down to the sap wood with information in Floyd (2008 p.197)
![Endiandra muelleri spur butress Muellers Walnut](images/endianmuell3.jpg)
A spur butress on a smaller Muellers Walnut, about 15 metres tall.
![Endiandra muelleri trunk detail Muellers Walnut](images/endianmuell4.jpg)
Some detail of the trunk on the same tree as above.
I should get some images of much more mature trunks further along the block. I also pass by a nice bushy specimen every so often so I should also get some photos of the flowers and fruit.