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Genus: Corymbia Life
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Eurosid II > Order: Myrtales > Family: Myrtaceae
The 91 species in this genus were previously included in
Eucalyptus and all are native to Australia; 13 of them are cultivated in
southern Africa.
Species cultivated in southern Africa
List from Glen (2002), where they are listed under
Eucalyptus.
Corymbia bleeseri
(Smooth-stemmed bloodwood) [= Eucalyptus bleeseri]
Native to northwestern Australia. |
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Corymbia calophylla (Marri)
[= Eucalyptus calophylla]
Native to southwestern Australia. |
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Corymbia citriodora
(Lemon-scented gum) [= Eucalyptus citriodora]
Native to northeastern Australia. See
Euclid |
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Corymbia eximia (Yellow
bloodwood) [= Eucalyptus eximia]
Native to southeastern Australia. |
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Corymbia ficifolia
(Red-flowering gum) [= Eucalyptus ficifolia]
Native to southwestern Australia. |
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Corymbia foelscheana
(Smooth-barked bloodwood) [= Eucalyptus foelscheana]
Native to northern Australia. |
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Corymbia gummifera (Red
bloodwood) [= Eucalyptus gummifera]
Native to eastern Australia. |
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Corymbia maculata (Spotted
gum) [= Eucalyptus maculata]
Native to eastern Australia. |
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Corymbia nesophila (Melville
Island bloodwood) [= Eucalyptus nesophila]
Native to northern Australia. |
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Corymbia papuana (Ghost gum,
Desert gum, Cabbage gum, Carbeen) [= Eucalyptus papuana]
Native to northern Australia and Papua New Guinea. |
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Corymbia tessellaris (Carbeen,
Moreton Bay ash) [= Eucalyptus tessellaris]
Native to northeastern Australia. |
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Corymbia torelliana (Cadaga)
[= Eucalyptus torelliana]
Native to northeastern Australia. |
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Corymbia trachyphloia (Brown
bloodwood) [= Eucalyptus trachyphloia]
Native to eastern Australia. |
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