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Eucalyptus
Eucalyptus is a large plant family that includes tree and shrub species belonging to the Eucalyptus genus. Species within this family are generally native to Australia, but have been cultivated in many regions around the world. Here is basic information about eucalyptus:
Physical Characteristics:
- Eucalyptus trees are generally characterized by long and straight trunks. Their shells generally have a scaly and flaky structure.
- Its leaves are generally hard, long and spear-shaped, and there are fat cells between the veins at the tip.
Variation:
- There are many species in the Eucalyptus genus; These species vary in size, leaf shape, shell characteristics and flower color.
- Some eucalyptus species can cover large woodlands, while others can grow as small shrubs.
Cultivation and Distribution:
- Eucalyptus constitutes the native flora of Australia and is widespread in this country.
- However, they are grown around the world in many regions where they are suitable for climate and soil conditions.
Fast growing:
Eucalyptus trees are known for their ability to grow quickly. Some species can reach height quickly and are preferred for commercial wood production.