It resembles other plants commonly referred to as "tea trees" or "paperbarks". Native trees such as Paperbarks, She-oaks and Bottlebrush have been recently planted. Melaleuca is a plant genus in the family Myrtaceae containing the paperbarks. Species such as fan palms, kalumbaru gums and paperbarks are also found along the watercourses. Trees visited include turpentine ("Syncarpia glomulifera"), paperbarks ("Melaleuca" spp.), and banksias. Occasionally paperbarks form the canopy (Melaleuca nodosa and Melaleuca decora). Other important Australian genera are "Callistemon" (bottlebrushes), "Syzygium", and "Melaleuca" (paperbarks). Paperbarks are also present especially near water, such as the weeping paperbark.