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Gums
This hub compares 44 species records. Across all 45 records, it carries 690 evidence rows from 58 distinct cited sources. The species split is 9 keep-away and 35 awaiting directional evidence. 1 genus-rank record is shown separately; genus-rank claims do not override a species record, and species evidence does not become one verdict for the genus.
Rated as a group: gum Eucalyptus spp. Keep away Majority — dissent on page 10 sources rate the genus as a
whole. Species evidence never rolls upward into a genus verdict, and genus claims never
override a species record.
› Keep away: 9 species
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Tasmanian bluegum Keep away Eucalyptus globulus -
manna gum Keep away Eucalyptus viminalis -
river redgum Keep away Eucalyptus camaldulensis -
messmate Keep away Eucalyptus obliqua -
black peppermint Keep away Eucalyptus amygdalina -
White Peppermint Keep away Eucalyptus pulchella -
Camden woollybutt Keep away Eucalyptus Macarthuri -
White gum Keep away Eucalyptus dalrympleana -
gray ironbark Keep away Eucalyptus paniculata
Awaiting evidence: 35 species
Scroll for all 35 ↓
- Sydney bluegum Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus saligna
- jarrah Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus marginata
- swampmahogany Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus robusta
- scribbly gum Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus haemastoma
- bastard coolibah Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus intertexta
- Dumosa Mallee Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus dumosa
- Red Mallee Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus socialis
- gray gum Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus punctata
- narrow-leaf stringybark Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus oblonga
- Sydney peppermint-tree Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus piperita
- forest redgum Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus tereticornis
- white-mahogany Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus umbra
- brown stringybark Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus baxteri
- Hill Gum Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus fasciculosa
- blackbutt Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus pilularis
- thin-leaf stringybark Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus eugenioides
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argyle apple Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus cinerea - darwin stringybark Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus tetrodonta
- Faulconbridge Mallee Ash Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus burgessiana
- bogong gum Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus miniata
- grand eucalyptus Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus grandis
- white-ash Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus oreades
- Daintree stringybark Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus pellita
- brittle gum Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus mannifera
- broadleaf peppermint gum Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus dives
- coarse-leaf mallee Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus grossa
- Grampians Stringybark Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus serraensis
- Omeo Gum Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus neglecta
- Parramatta Red Gum Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus parramattensis
- red ironbark Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus sideroxylon
- red mallee Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus gracilis
- Red Morrel Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus longicornis
- river peppermint gum Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus elata
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mountain-ash Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus regnans - white ironbark Awaiting evidence Eucalyptus leucoxylon
About gums
Directory notes
More about Eucalyptus: Wikipedia — external references; not evidence sources.
The answer for gums is no. Here is what to plant instead.
Alternatives matched by form and place, each carrying its own evidence.