Corymbia

Botanical Congress 2011) TREE ONE Genus / specific epithet Corymbia citriodora Common Name Lemon-scented Gum Family Name Myrtaceae Described by Hook. in T.L.Mitchell, J. Exped. Tropical Australia 235 (1848) and later K.D.Hill & L.A.S.Johnson (1995) TREE TWO Genus / specific epithet Quercus suber Common Name Cork Oak Family Name Fagaceae Described by Carl Linnaeus 1857 Key identification tools in the field Corymbia citriodora Bark: Attractive grey to pale grey / pink (rarely

Corymbia gummifera is the botanical name for the hard wood red bloodwood. This wood is grown along the coast of NSW and Queensland and is commonly used in the production of round timber. It has reasonably high strength, is in the colour group light to dark red, it can last in the ground for more than 25 years and above ground for 40+ years, termite resistant but is susceptible to lyctid attack and is slightly combustible. Red bloodwood is a great hardwood to use for fencing and structural timber

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Diversity and Distribution of Eucalyptus Eucalyptus is a genus of hardwood evergreen forest trees, and is the most conspicuous element of Australian vegetation. Its members constitute 95 percent of the continent's forests and are the dominant trees of Australia's woodlands (Kelly 1969). It is an extremely diverse group, with approximately 500 named species and subspecies and nearly 200 described hybrid varieties (Blakely 1965). The genus is overwhelmingly endemic to the Australian mainland and