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Gum Trees
Sighting 4602812

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Unverified 14 Oct 2024 Butlinz

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JamesLidseyBCT wrote:
   17 Oct 2024
Might be a Corymbia gummifera (Red Bloodwood) but it's hard to tell, it would be great if you can collect any fruit or flower buds from underneath the tree.
Butlinz wrote:
   17 Oct 2024
OK will have a look but forest floor is quite congested and overgrown
JamesLidseyBCT wrote:
   17 Oct 2024
Yeah, often it's like that. Eucalypts, Corymbia and Angophora (Gums) can be quite difficult to identify without fruit, buds and leaves. If you don't find any it would be good opportunistically collect fruit/buds if you see them in the future as they provide valuable clues!

You can read more about Red Bloodwoods here and cross reference the buds if they look the same - https://keys.lucidcentral.com/euclid/text/entities/corymbia_gummifera.htm

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