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Characteristics uses for Melaleuca
Melaleuca is closely related to Callistemon ("Bottlebrushes") and differs from that genus in the way that the stamens are connected to the floral tube. The stamens are generally free in Callistemon but united into bundles in Melaleuca (see also "Melaleuca and Callistemon; Why are they Different?").
The showy parts of the flowers of Melaleuca are the stamens, the petals being small and inconspicuous. The stamens are often brightly coloured with red, pink, mauve, purple and yellow being common. The Melaleuca "flower" is really an inflorescence formed by a cluster of small flowers.
Peak flowering for most species is spring (September to November in Australia), however, a spasmodic flowering at other times is not...
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