eucalyptus forest
Australian gum woodland
A eucalyptus forest is woodland dominated by eucalyptus trees, native to Australia but now found in Mediterranean climates worldwide.
These forests have distinctive characteristics—aromatic oils, peeling bark, and in Australia, adaptation to fire.
The eucalyptus forest smelled of menthol after the rain.
California's eucalyptus forests are often considered invasive monocultures.
- possumPouch-bearing mammal
- drop bearFake dangerous marsupial
- banksiaAustralian flowering shrub genus
- koalaTree-dwelling Australian marsupial
- wombatBurrowing Australian marsupial
shade · bark · gum · gum tree · stringybark · endemic species · bush fire · lyrebird · kookaburra · timber harvesting · bushland · dieback · carbon sequestration · canopy · biodiversity hotspots · drought tolerance · marsupial · tree hollow
- forestswoods, pine trees, maple trees, spruce trees, grove
- woodlandswoodland, woods, timberland, grove, copse
- Australian landscapesoutback, bushland, bush, red desert, billabong
- Blue MountainsThree Sisters, Blackheath, sandstone cliffs
- habitatsocean, lake, river, pond, desert
- tropical forestrainforest, jungle, mangrove, Amazon, Congo rainforest
eucalyptus foresttropical rainforest
Humid equatorial biome with dense vegetation
temperate rainforest · jungle · rainforest · boreal forest · coniferous forest
eucalyptus forestrainforest
Wet tropical woodland ecosystem
swamp forest · wetland · bog · marsh