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Brachychiton
Brachychitons are deciduous trees that are widespread in Australia and parts of New Guinea. The fruits resemble pea capsules, sometimes open, sometimes not. They are about 5-7 centimetres long. They are used as decoration and shelter for mockingbirds and smaller species of millipedes.
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