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Maidenaria Gums
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Maidenaria Gums

Maidenaria

60 branches of this group, most-observed first

Tasmanian blue gum

speciesEucalyptus globulus

Argyle apple

speciesEucalyptus cinerea

manna gum

speciesEucalyptus viminalis

Swamp Gum

speciesEucalyptus ovata

mountain grey gum

speciesEucalyptus cypellocarpa

Long-leaved Box

speciesEucalyptus goniocalyx

Silver-leaved mountain gum

speciesEucalyptus pulverulenta

Cider Gum

speciesEucalyptus gunnii

Mealy Stringybark

speciesEucalyptus cephalocarpa

eurabbie

speciesEucalyptus bicostata

Shining Gum

speciesEucalyptus nitens

Mountain White Gum

speciesEucalyptus dalrympleana

apple box

speciesEucalyptus bridgesiana

Mottled Gum

speciesEucalyptus mannifera

Candlebark

speciesEucalyptus rubida

Green Scentbark

speciesEucalyptus fulgens

Yarra Gum

speciesEucalyptus yarraensis

Victorian Silver Gum

speciesEucalyptus crenulata

narrow-leaved black peppermint

speciesEucalyptus nicholii

Gippsland Mallee

speciesEucalyptus kitsoniana

Tasmanian Alpine Yellow Gum

speciesEucalyptus subcrenulata

Brooker's Gum

speciesEucalyptus brookeriana

mountain blue gum

speciesEucalyptus deanei

Mealy Bundy

speciesEucalyptus nortonii

Spinning gum

speciesEucalyptus perriniana

Mountain Swamp Gum

speciesEucalyptus camphora

Varnished Gum

speciesEucalyptus vernicosa

Maiden's blue gum

speciesEucalyptus maidenii

Creswick Apple-box

speciesEucalyptus aromaphloia

Wax-tip

speciesEucalyptus strzeleckii

Gippsland Swamp Box

speciesEucalyptus conspicua

Gippsland Blue Gum

speciesEucalyptus pseudoglobulus

Heart-leaved Silver Gum

speciesEucalyptus cordata

Apple-topped box

speciesEucalyptus angophoroides

Camden woolybutt

speciesEucalyptus macarthurii

Omeo gum

speciesEucalyptus neglecta

Urn-fruited Gum

speciesEucalyptus urnigera

Wallangarra White Gum

speciesEucalyptus scoparia

Black Gum

speciesEucalyptus aggregata

White-topped Box

speciesEucalyptus quadrangulata

New England Peppermint

speciesEucalyptus nova-anglica

Dunn's White Gum

speciesEucalyptus dunnii

Wattle-leaved Peppermint

speciesEucalyptus acaciiformis

Gully Gum

speciesEucalyptus smithii

Silver-leaf Candlebark

speciesEucalyptus canobolensis

Small-leaved Gum

speciesEucalyptus parvula

Errinundra shining gum

speciesEucalyptus denticulata

Tenterfield Woollybutt

speciesEucalyptus banksii

Anglesea Box

speciesEucalyptus litoralis

Tingiringi Gum

speciesEucalyptus glaucescens

Giant White Gum

speciesEucalyptus nobilis

Morrisby's Gum

speciesEucalyptus morrisbyi

Tamanian Yellow Gum

speciesEucalyptus johnstonii

Camden White Gum

speciesEucalyptus benthamii

Eucalyptus × carolaniae

hybridEucalyptus × carolaniae

Brown Gum

speciesEucalyptus brunnea

Dorrigo White Gum

speciesEucalyptus dorrigoensis

Western Scentbark

speciesEucalyptus sabulosa

Bogong Gum

speciesEucalyptus chapmaniana

Alpine Cider Gum

speciesEucalyptus archeri

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