Known for its menthol-like scent and as a filler in cut flower arrangements, eucalyptus plants can also be grown as container ...

The blue gum eucalyptus, some reaching nearly 200 feet high, are thought to be the tallest stand of hardwood trees in North America. Across Strawberry Creek to the south lies the Grinnell Natural Area ...

blue-gum eucalyptus, and acacia, followed by periodic chemical application of the herbicide Roundup for ten years in an effort to prevent the reappearance of non-native species. They are seconded ...

Characterized by smooth, hard, and fibrous bark and leaves with oil glands, nearly all eucalyptus species are native to Australia and its surrounding islands. Species like the Tasmanian blue gum ...

eucalyptus, which is called the water guzzler is also hostile to other species and almost the entire local biodiversity. In the face of all the evidence about the impact of the blue gum trees ...

The findings, recently published in the journal New Phytologist, suggest multiple insect herbivore lineages have fed off gum trees, which are plants in the well-known Australian genus Eucalyptus ...

But climate change bringing hotter, drier conditions means the trees – especially plantations of Eucalyptus globulus or Tasmanian blue gum grown for paper – are contributing to bushfires from ...