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Eucalyptus helidonica
Helidon Mahogany
Myrtaceae
Description:
Tree to 25m tall, usually of higher altitudes such as Flinders Peak, Mt Coot-tha, and peaks in the Moogerah and Mt Barney districts. Bark pale grey, finely fibrous, smooth on thin branches. Leaves alternate, bluish-green, not glossy, drooping, sickle-shaped, to 20cm x 4cm, discolorous. Massed, small, rounded woody fruits to 5mm x 4mm. Juvenile plants to around 3m usually have narrow, opposite, sessile, stem-clasping leaves.
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Eucalyptus helidonica - Helidon Mahogany
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