The larvae feed on " Eucalyptus amygdalina " beneath loose bark attaching cut leaves to entrance.
2.
In Tasmania the species hybridises with " Eucalyptus coccifera " and " Eucalyptus amygdalina ".
3.
Although " E . pulchella " extends outside its range reaching as far north as intergrading form of Eucalyptus amygdalina.
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The leaves are distilled for cineole and phellandrene based eucalyptus oils . " E . radiata " was the first eucalyptus species to be commercially utilized for oil by Melbourne pharmacist, Joseph Bosisto, in 1854 as " " Eucalyptus amygdalina " ".
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