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Eucalyptus subcrenulata (Myrtaceae)
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Eucalyptus
subcrenulata (alpine yellow gum) is closely to E. johnstonii and
E. vernicosa,
and has the thick, dark green leaves and yellow-green bark
of this group. As a species, it can also be confused with E. urnigera,
which however has urn-shaped capsules. It is quite variable
in form, ranging from a straight tree up to about 60m tall
growing in mixed forest, to a mallee-form subalpine shrub.
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University of Tasmania
