swamp gum
"Swamp gum" refers to several species of eucalyptus trees native to Australia, typically found in wetland areas and known for their durable wood.
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Definition
B2Botany
(technical)Various species of eucalyptus trees native to Australia, usually found in swampy or wetland areas.
Example
- Swamp gum trees are commonly found in the wetlands of southeastern Australia.
- The Eucalyptus ovata is one species of swamp gum.
B2Forestry
(technical)Wood derived from the swamp gum tree, known for its strength and durability.
Example
- The durable wood of the swamp gum is often used in construction and furniture making.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "swamp gum":
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