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Satin sheen of new gumleaves - an Australian icon. Narrow DOF

a white caucasian man walking a trekking trail between the trees and branches of a wood forest

Eucalyptus tree. Myrtaceae evergreen tree native to Tasmania, Australia. The leaves are poisonous, but koalas detoxify them in their livers, so they can eat them.

Eucalyptus tree in sunshine

Eucalyptus bark

Tree and blue sky, low angle view, background with copy space, full frame vertical composition

Australian gumtree closeup

eucalyptus forest

Rainbow Eucalyptus also known as Eucalyptus deglupta, Mindanao gum, or rainbow gum

White flowers of the introduced Blue Gum (Eucalyptus globulus), a commercial forestry species used for lumbar, growing in central Chile. Worldwide this is the most exploited Eucalytus in the forestry industry, with rapid growth yielding large trees within just a few years. In Chile the winter-flowering and nectar-rich flowers provide an unexpected food bounty for any wintering hummingbirds, which can always be found among its dense foliage.

a white caucasian man walking a trekking trail between the trees and branches of a wood forest

Close-up of eucalyptus leaves

Eucalyptus globulus leaves

Flowering Eucalyptus tree in spring with soft, white flowers and buds, background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

More than 50 species of eucalyptus are used to obtain strong-smelling essential oils by steam distillation of the leaves and twigs. The chemical composition and physiological effect of the essential oils depend on the eucalyptus species. The various species of eucalyptus are not suitable for children under six years of age or for most animals due to their ingredients. In large quantities, they are also toxic to adult humans. Eucalyptus oil is used in bee care as an active ingredient against mite infestation.

bark brown tree trunk

Satin sheen of new gumleaves - an Australian icon.

Eucalyptus tree. Myrtaceae evergreen tree, native to Australia. It is known as a plant that koalas eat, and the leaves have medicinal properties such as antibacterial and sedative properties.

Eucalyptus

Horizontal closeup photo of old, weathered bark on a mature Eucalyptus tree growing in the Australian bush

australian bushland landscape with fallen branch of eucalyptus tree

After a rainy day, the Eucalyptus trees came into bloom.

A park with eucalyptus trees for walking and relaxing. There are benches and lanterns. High quality photo

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Close vicinity to the Ovens River in the High Country

White flowers of the introduced Blue Gum (Eucalyptus globulus), a commercial forestry species used for lumbar, growing in central Chile. Worldwide this is the most exploited Eucalytus in the forestry industry, with rapid growth yielding large trees within just a few years. In Chile the winter-flowering and nectar-rich flowers provide an unexpected food bounty for any wintering hummingbirds, which can always be found among its dense foliage.

Closeup of Eucalyptus globulus with flowers and leaves

Horizontal closeup photo of part of the trunk, branches, bark and leaves on a Eucalyptus tree. New England high country, NSW. Soft focus background. Medicinal plant used by Australian First Nations people.

Close up on eucalyptus branch with flower buds

A close-up photo of red river gum bark texture captures the intricate details and roughness of the tree's outer layer. The deep reddish-brown color of the bark contrasts with the dark crevices and lines that run across the surface, creating a visually compelling image. The texture appears almost like a rugged landscape, with ridges and valleys resembling miniature canyons and mountains. The photo showcases the natural beauty of the tree's bark, which has likely been shaped over time by weather, insects, and other environmental factors. Overall, the close-up view of the red river gum bark texture invites the viewer to appreciate the intricacies of nature's design.

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