Tree identification manual - North East Downs Landcare Group
Tree identification manual - North East Downs Landcare Group
Tree identification manual - North East Downs Landcare Group
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KEY G: Bark mostly smooth but may be rough at base<br />
Basal bark rough for<br />
less than 1m up<br />
main trunk of large<br />
trees<br />
Gum barks<br />
GO TO KEY H<br />
<strong>Tree</strong>s associated<br />
with moist areas or<br />
watercourses<br />
Flower buds with a<br />
distinct constriction<br />
in cap<br />
River redgum<br />
E. camaldulensis<br />
Area 2<br />
Bark peels in uneven<br />
patches with yellow or<br />
salmon coloured<br />
underbark<br />
Grey gum<br />
E. propinqua<br />
Areas 3,4,7<br />
<strong>Tree</strong>s without<br />
dimples in bark<br />
KEY H: Gum barks<br />
Flower buds without<br />
distinct constriction<br />
in cap<br />
Qld. bluegum<br />
E. tereticornis<br />
Area 2,3,4,5,7<br />
Smooth even bark slightly<br />
greenish coloured with strips<br />
of old bark peeling off<br />
Sydney bluegum<br />
E. saligna<br />
Area 4<br />
Basal bark rough for<br />
more than 1m up<br />
main trunk of large<br />
trees<br />
Half barks<br />
GO TO KEY I<br />
<strong>Tree</strong>s associated<br />
with ridge tops and<br />
other areas<br />
Trunk with even<br />
coloured bark and<br />
slight dimples on<br />
surface<br />
Spotted gum<br />
E. maculata<br />
Areas 3,6,7<br />
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