river gum

• Nombre común de una especie de eucalipto (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) que crece típicamente a lo largo de las riberas de ríos y cursos de agua en Australia. Se distingue por su corteza lisa y moteada y su copa extendida.

A common name for a species of eucalyptus tree (Eucalyptus camaldulensis) that typically grows along riverbanks and waterways in Australia. It is known for its distinctive smooth, mottled bark and spreading canopy.

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   A common name for several species of eucalyptus trees that grow near rivers or in moist areas, especially in Australia.

   Eucalipto de río

   • The river gum provides shade along the creek banks.
   • Koalas often feed on the leaves of the river gum.
   • The bark of the river gum peels in long strips.