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Eucalyptus ficifolia F.MUELL. | ||
Fam.: Myrtaceae / Myrtle Fam. |
Synon.: Corymbia ficifolia (F.MUELL.) K.D.HILL & L.A.S.JOHNSON |
Genus: Eucalyptus L'HER., Corymbia K.D.HILL & L.A.S.JOHNSON |
Authors: | |||
Ferdinand von Mueller (1825 - 1896), German physician and botanist | |||
Kenneth D. Hill (1948 - 2010), Australian botanist | |||
Lawrence Alexander Sidney Johnson (1925 - 1997), Australian botanist | |||
Charles Louis L'Héritier de Brutelle (1746 - 1800), French civil servant and botanist | |||
Etymology: | |||
Eucalyptus: | eu = well, kalyptos = covered (adnated petals cover the ovary) | ||
ficifolia: | fig-leaved | ||
Corymbia: | corymbose | ||
There are about 700 Eucalyptus species. None of these is a European plant, they origin from Australia and Tasmania. Eucalyptus introduced in Southern Europe are cultivated because of the fast growing but hard wood, and for drying out of wet places. Other Eucalyptus are grown for gaining of ethereal essentials or because of the aesthetical effect of the flowers. | ||
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