Image: Harpullia pendula - fruiting tree

Description: Popular small tree in the Brisbane’s streets - Harpullia pendula (Sapindaceae family), or Tulip wood. :*Tree is nicely shaped (habit), and it has a glossy black seed inside of the orange shell. The tree is endemic to Australia. I believe they are very "photogenic" - see <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/tgerus/tags/harpulliapendula/show/">more photos of it in my photostream (slideshow)</a>
Title: Harpullia pendula - fruiting tree
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Author: Tatiana Gerus
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