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Eucalypt hybrids
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Subject: Eucalypt hybrids
From: vinny <half_roo_half_...@hotmail.com>
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Walking through some forest not far out of Wallan not long ago I come
across a Eucalypt I couldn't put a name on, E. rubida and E. obliqua
were both present in the area and the unknown Eucalypt seemed to
possess traits of both.
Is anyone familiar with such a Eucalypt hybrid? Any information about
Euc hybrids would be much appreciated.
Cheers in advance,
James
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