Corymbia citriodora

Common name: Lemon-scented Gum, קורימביה לימונית, קורימביה לימונית

Family: Myrtaceae (Eucalyptus)

Synonym: Eucalyptus citriodora

Distribution: Queensland, Australia

Life form: Broad leaved tree

Description: Dist: northeast Aust.Open forests and plateaus of coastal sub tropical regions with av. annual rainfall 500-1000mm.The strong lemon fragrance in the leaves is caused by the essential oil citronellal which is used to make perfumes & menthol.

1: • Accession: 0000-0101
2: Australia: Australian desert vegetation (AUD3) • Accession: 1910-3722/1
3: Australia: Australian desert vegetation (AUD3) • Accession: 1910-3723/1
4: Australia: Australian rainforest vegetation (AUT1) • Accession: 1998-0155/1
5: Australia: Australian rainforest vegetation (AUT1) • Accession: 1998-0155/2
6: Australia: Australian rainforest vegetation (AUT1) • Accession: 1998-0155/3
7: Australia: Australian rainforest vegetation (AUT1) • Accession: 1998-0155/4
8: Australia: Australian rainforest vegetation (AUT1) • Accession: 1998-0155/5

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