Corymbia maculata - spotted gum | Royal Botanic Garden Sydney

***Corymbia* *maculata***

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Common name: spotted gum

Family: Myrtaceae (Myrtle)

Distribution: NSW, QLD, VIC

IUCN Red list: Least concern

Life form: Evergreen tree

Comments: Eastern Australia, from south-east Queensland to far eastern Victoria, near Nowa Nowa. Often occurs in pure stands with an understorey of Macrozamia communis on poor soils in drier sites on shales and slates. An important timber tree. Formerly known as Eucalyptus maculata.

1: bed 102i • Accession: 15817/8
2: bed 102i • Accession: 15817/1
3: bed 102i • Accession: 15817/2
4: bed 102i • Accession: 15817/3
5: bed 102l • Accession: 15817/10
6: lawn DL46 • Accession: S2024-0755/1
7: lawn DL46 • Accession: S2024-0764/1
8: lawn L25 • Accession: 15817/7
9: lawn L25 • Accession: 15817/6
10: lawn L25 • Accession: 15817/5

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***Corymbia* *maculata***

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