Corymbia (genus)

A Bloodgum at Wodonga, VIC

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Identification history

Corymbia (genus)	10 Jun 2025	MichaelMulvaney
Corymbia (genus)	4 Jul 2024	Tapirlord
Eucalyptus bridgesiana	4 Jul 2024	CarbonAI
Unverified	6 Nov 2022	KylieWaldon

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All were out, most were standing in flood water. Only one was covered in insects and its flowers looked tired and starting to go brown. No honeyeaters in them.

2 comments

Tapirlord wrote:

4 Jul 2024

@Steve818 what do you reckon? I cannot imagine it is something locally native, so possibly a Corymbia?

Steve818 wrote:

5 Jul 2024

@Tapirlord yes likely a planted Corymbia due to the terminal compound inflorescence. Tallowwoods are also planted and can look similar too as they also have terminal compound inflorescences, and bark can be similar colour but usually more fibrous. So a Corymbia is more likely.

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Sighting information

10 Abundance
5 Nov 2022 08:49 AM Recorded on
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KylieWaldon NatureMapr Albury, Wodonga Gum Trees Plants

Additional information

1 metre to 5 metres Plant height
Alive / healthy Plant health
True In flower
True Planted

Species information

Corymbia (genus) Scientific name
A Bloodgum Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 629m Recorded at altitude
Machine learning
In flower

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Australian Capital Territory

New South Wales

Queensland

Northern Territory

Western Australia

South Australia

Victoria

Tasmania