Eucalyptus (genus)

A Gum Tree at Wingecarribee Local Government Area

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Identification history

Eucalyptus (genus)	4 Jun 2024	Steve818
Eucalyptus piperita	19 Feb 2020	Margot
Unverified	19 Feb 2020	Margot

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User's notes

Eucalyptus sp. regenerating after fire and rain. This is the largest/oldest tree on the property. Growing in an ex-pine plantation (harvested 3 years ago), which was showing good signs of regen before the fire.

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KarenG wrote:

20 Feb 2020

Possibly a Sydney Peppermint, due to the "wrinkles" in the elbows of the branches. Hard to tell for sure without mature fruit.

Steve818 wrote:

4 Jun 2024

Best to list as Eucalyptus sp. for now. If you return to the location then photos of additional features will be needed (buds, fruit, juvenile leaves) to identify accurately to the species. Would be good information to see a timeline of its recovery.

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Location information

Coordinates 150.181775 -34.682911
Altitude 778.9m
Maps Wingello Wingecarribee Local Government Area
Places Wingello, NSW

Sighting information

At least 1 Abundance
19 Feb 2020 09:55 AM Recorded on
Margot Recorded by
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Margot Southern Highlands NatureMapr Gum Trees Plants

Additional information

80cm Tree diameter (m)
Alive / healthy Plant health

Species information

Eucalyptus (genus) Scientific name
A Gum Tree Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
-13.81m to 1470m Recorded at altitude
441 images trained Machine learning
In flower

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