Eucalypt

Localised extinctions or population strains have been caused by the decimation of eucalypt forests for agriculture, mines and human settlement.

A brazen koala, nicknamed Claude, who snuck into a nursery to munch on eucalypt seedlings being grown specifically for him and his mates has inspired animal activists to help out the hungry guy.

Until Tuesday's fire struck South Turramurra, workshop attendee Sandy Lamb was sceptical that his eucalypt-filled property in Pymble, five kilometres away, was really at risk.

You can dig as many ditches as you like, it's not going to stop a eucalypt bushfire in full flame.

He upped sticks in 2017 to partner with boutique winery Snake + Herring on the sleek modern diner Yarri Restaurant & Bar, which takes its name from the Indigenous word for blackbutt – a eucalypt wood that's used throughout the interior.

This year, in January, the bellbirds came – in force – to the valley, their relentless chiming signalling the start of the end for the eucalypt forest that surrounds my shack under the cliffs.

Consequently, dense eucalypt plantings may be subject to catastrophic firestorms.

Evaluating various indices for measuring N and P status of forest stand with examples from pine and eucalypt sites.

Rainforest species regenerate without fire and may be intolerant to fire, while other eucalypt species require fire.

Since eucalypt leaves have a high water content, the koala does not need to drink often; Jackson, pp. 73–74.

Tasmania has extremely diverse vegetation, from the heavily grazed grassland of the dry Midlands to the tall evergreen eucalypt forest, alpine heathlands and large areas of cool temperate rainforests and moorlands in the rest of the state.

This includes small patches of near-pristine ancient rainforest, mangrove-covered islands, and patches of coastal heathlands and farmland with areas of uncleared eucalypt forest.