Plants
Gum Trees
Sighting 4662012

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Unverified 15 Apr 2025 MazzV

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A youngish large tree, as large trees go, could be an Angophora or a Eucalypt. Rough bark almost stringy rust-brown bark ar the base (photo 5) though greyer towards the top (photo 4). The odd leaf has turned red (photo 1), but I know it to be an evergreen. It feels very familiar for the locality, but I can’t put a name to it. The leaves do appear to be alternate (photo 3).

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  • 10-12 cm diam Circumference of trunk (cm)
  • Greater than 5 metres Plant height
  • Alive / healthy Plant health

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