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Eucalyptus bridgesiana 16 Feb 2025 CarbonAI
Eucalyptus dives 16 Feb 2025 waltraud

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Medium sized tree, grey finely interlaced bark, photos of bark taken from the base of the tree.

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Tapirlord wrote:
   16 Feb 2025
Looks like E.bridgesiana
waltraud wrote:
   17 Feb 2025
Tapirlord the bark looks not like E. bridgesiana to me; I try to take better photos including of E bridgesiana growing close by for comparison. Unfortunately fruits and leaves are not accessible.
Tapirlord wrote:
   19 Feb 2025
I'm not willing to ID the tree as E.dives without diagnostic evidence. My feeling personally is still E.bridgesiana, so perhaps we can wait for fruit.
waltraud wrote:
   19 Feb 2025
okay :-)

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