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Eucalyptus nitida (formerly known as E.
simmondsii; Myrtaceae) 1:225
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Eucalyptus
nitida (western peppermint or smithton peppermint) is
the most abundant species in western Tasmania, where it is
common in copses in sedgeland. It ranges from a small to a
tall tree. It is a peppermint species (along with E. amygdalina, E. tenuiramis,
E. coccifera, E. risdonii, E. pulchella
and E. radiata).
It has smooth bark except at the very base of the trunk.
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University of Tasmania
