1. A grevillea wood veneer was used on a Pembroke table, a small table with two drawers and folding sides, made in the 1790s for Commissioner of the Royal Navy, Sir Andrew Snape Hamond.

2. ‘The fine-leafed Beefwood or forest wax tree, Grevillea coriacea (family Proteaceae), is a characteristic tree of the open woodland and grassland of central Cape York Peninsula.’ ‘Sally wattle, ironwood and Beefwood dominate the very sparse canopy.’

3. ‘The fine-leafed Beefwood or forest wax tree, Grevillea coriacea (family Proteaceae), is a characteristic tree of the open woodland and grassland of central Cape York Peninsula.’ ‘Sally wattle, ironwood and Beefwood dominate the very sparse canopy.’