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whipstick mallee ash
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whipstick mallee ash

Eucalyptus multicaulis

Eucalyptus multicaulis, the Whip Stick Mallee Ash is a eucalyptus of eastern Australia. It grows in eastern central New South Wales, sometimes in high rainfall areas. The Whip Stick Mallee Ash is a mallee, growing to eight metres tall. Bark is smooth, grey or white, shedding in long strips.

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