Couranga

Couranga is a genus of trees belonging to the family Picrodendraceae. These trees are native to Australia. Key characteristics of Couranga species include their dioecious nature (having separate male and female trees), and their relatively small, often inconspicuous flowers. The genus is known for its ecological importance, providing habitat and food resources for various native Australian fauna. The wood from some species may be used in small-scale applications. Detailed taxonomic information, including the number of species within the genus, can vary depending on the source and ongoing research. Specific species identification often requires expert botanical knowledge.