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Eucalyptus (genus)

17 Apr 2025

MazzV

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A large old gum, possibly a blood wood, maybe even a red blood wood? It flowered profusely from December and into Jan (photo 1), as did a large number of trees with a similar finely rough bark. Photo 3 shows the 1st bifurcation into major branches. Photo 2 gives an overall impression of the entire tree, and photo 4 tries to capture as much of the lower trunk as possible. It had been relatively dry, and moderately hot, from mid November to late December when these photos were taken. I wonder if these conditions contributed to the better than average flowering.

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MazzV NatureMapr New South Wales North Coast Gum Trees Plants

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> 50cm diam Circumference of trunk (cm)
Greater than 5 metres Plant height
Alive / healthy Plant health
True In flower

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