Key facts about Australian gum trees—also known as eucalypt or ironbark—with about 750 species of fast-growing, often aromatic evergreen trees. Planning Landscapes. Using Trees and Shrubs In Landscapes. Creating Landscape Features; Deciduous Trees and Shrubs; Evergreen Landscape Trees;. Gum trees would have to be one of Australia’s most recognisable trees. There are three different genera; Eucalyptus, Corymbia and Angophora. This beautiful specimen here this is Eucalyptus Grandis.
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There’s nothing more Australian than a gum tree. The southern continent boasts between 700 and 800 eucalypt species, and is known for them around the world. But how can you tell which one is which? The Centre for Plant Biodiversity Research (CPBR) is now developing the world’s first comprehensive, computer guide to the identification of eucalypts.. A Gum Tree Guide There’s nothing more Australian than a gum tree. The southern continent boasts between 700 and 800 eucalypt species, and is known for them around the world.. Scientists will keep adding to EUCLID, until it includes all of Australia’s eucalypt species – even those which grow in the most remote areas of the country. CPBR.