The Macro Art Photo Awards are part of the International ... However it turns out these images are actually macro views of Eucalyptus tree bark. Minghui Yuan’s perspective on a tiny tree frog ...

Unlike trees such as oaks, which have continually thickening layers of corky bark, eucalyptus trees shed thin ... Otherwise, this ever-changing piece of art could be permanently effaced, and ...

Ironbark trees are so named because with age the bark becomes perfused with kino (a thick reddish sap exuded by eucalyptus trees that oxidizes to black), which makes the bark tough and non-shedding.

They feature sickle-shaped leaves hanging from high branches, and deciduous bark that is forever peeling from their shaggy trunks. Some people experience the smell of eucalyptus as medicinal; others ...

red and orange bark – is an eye-catching beauty. You could easily compare the colours to what you’d see in your average four-pack of assorted highlighters, which is what makes the tree so striking. It ...

If you ask the average person to describe the bark ... the rainbow eucalyptus (E. deglupta), a straight-trunked, evergreen giant that grows up to 200 feet and is a valuable timber tree in ...

Sulewesi and even one species — the rainbow gum (Eucalyptus deglupta) — on the Philippine island of Mindanao. One of the most distinctive features of eucalypts is their bark. Some trees have ...