Eucalyptus phoenicea

6 Scarlet Gum, Fiery Gum at Lake Argyle, WA

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Identification history

Eucalyptus phoenicea	18 Jun 2024	Steve818
Corymbia sp.	16 Jun 2024	Tapirlord
Unverified	15 Jun 2024	MB

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5 comments

Tapirlord wrote:

16 Jun 2024

It must be a Corymbia I think, Steve do you know of an orange-flowered species from the Kimberlies?

Tapirlord wrote:

16 Jun 2024

On second thoughts Eucalyptus aurantiaca is possible, or perhaps more likely Eucalyptus miniata. We shall see what Steve says, there may not be enough here to say

Steve818 wrote:

17 Jun 2024

Could be E.phoenicea based on: location, inflorescence shape, orange flowers. But leaf colour may not be correct. The leaves in the photo appear more green than grey-green. E.miniata is a possibility but that species has sessile buds and fruit, and the photo shows pedicels. One for Dean Nicolle @Tapirlord I will message Dean.

Steve818 wrote:

18 Jun 2024

Confirmed as E.phoenicea by Dr Dean Nicolle. Must stand out like a beacon with those bright orange flowers.

MatthewFrawley wrote:

18 Jun 2024

Wow, what a sight!

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Location information

Coordinates 128.634128 -16.004278
Places Lake Argyle, WA

Sighting information

1 Abundance
13 Jun 2017 12:14 PM Recorded on
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Additional information

True In flower

Species information

Eucalyptus phoenicea Scientific name
Scarlet Gum, Fiery Gum Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Machine learning
In flower

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New South Wales

Queensland

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South Australia

Victoria

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