What is another word for Queensland Grass-cloth Plant?
Pronunciation: [kwˈiːnslənd ɡɹˈasklˈɒθ plˈant] (IPA) 
The Queensland Grass-cloth Plant is a tropical shrub known for its attractive, glossy leaves and unique texture. This unusual plant is also known by several other names, including the Paper Mulberry Tree, the Tapa Cloth Plant, and the Hawaiian Paper Mulberry. Its scientific name is Broussonetia papyrifera, and it is native to regions throughout Asia, including Japan, China, and Taiwan. The plant's fibrous bark has traditionally been used to make paper, textiles, and even clothing, and it is still prized for its versatility and beauty today. Whatever you choose to call it, the Queensland Grass-cloth Plant is a fascinating and gorgeous addition to any garden or landscape.
