What is another word for silky oak?
Pronunciation: [sˈɪlki ˈə͡ʊk] (IPA) 
Silky oak, also known as Australian oak, is a large and ornamental tree species that's native to Australia's east coast. This species has multiple synonyms, including Grevillea robusta, silky oak, and silk oak. The name 'Grevillea' is given to the tree after Charles Francis Greville, while the term 'robusta' refers to its sturdy features. Other aliases of silky oak are Silver oak and Tooth-leaf oak. The tree's bark and wood, which are covered with a silky sheen, attract everyone. Moreover, its pinnate foliage and showy orange-yellow flowers elevate the beauty of any space it occupies. Silky oak is an essential species in landscaping and furniture production due to its magnificent appearance and sturdy features.
