It is also found in toasted oak . and also in honeys from blue gum ( " Eucalyptus leucoxylon " ) and yellow box ( " Eucalyptus melliodora " ).
2.
The significant trees marked for removal include two SA Blue Gum ( " Eucalyptus leucoxylon " ) which are in Fair and Good-Fair health according to the council-engaged arborist's assessment.
3.
River red gum ( " Eucalyptus camaldulensis " ) and blue gum ( " Eucalyptus leucoxylon " ) trees are found along the riverbanks, although sparser than the forest that was seen by European discoverers.
4.
The noisy miner has benefited from the thinning of woodland on rural properties, heavy grazing that removes the understory, fragmentation of woodland that increases the percentage of box-ironbark country in central Victoria found miner numbers were correlated with the occurrence of yellow gum ( " Eucalyptus leucoxylon " ), which reliably produces flowers ( and nectar ) each year.
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