Voorbeelden van eucalyptus

• Low water requirements, tolerance of poor soils, and, until recently, the absence of insect pests and diseases have made eucalyptus particularly valuable.

• If the city could not clean up these filthy conventillos, a critic complained, it should at least plant eucalyptus trees to mask their stench.

• Consequently, the scheme failed because of the ecological unviablility of the eucalyptus.

• The most commonly planted trees in community woodlots are eucalyptus trees (especially globulos and camaldulensis).

• Under the plan, the farm forestry projects with the quick growing species like bamboo and eucalyptus were launched to meet the requirements of the pulp and paper industries.

• Regional laws also prohibit planting eucalyptus and cactus trees on cultivated land.

• Eucalyptus wood was used in this experiment to determine whether a potentially edible object was of greater interest than an inedible one.

• Eucalyptus species have great value for their form, evergreen foliage, floral show, and other horticultural qualities.

• Giant ferns, four to six metres high, form the undergrowth of the forest, the eucalyptus towering above them.

• To maintain their entitlements, these men planted permanent crops such as coffee and eucalyptus while their wives produced food on increasingly fragmented plots without the benefit of male labor.

• Sun blue sky through the eucalyptus leaves.

• Eucalyptus blossom was also eaten (and digested) when available, but was less evident in the faecal samples examined (c. 3% of roost samples and 9% of samples from other sites).

• Imported wood pulp includes only small amounts from tropical countries, mainly from specially planted eucalyptus.

• I would now like only to mention one crucial point, which is the danger represented by eucalyptus.

• If we plant maize and eucalyptus in dry areas, we should not then be surprised when damage by fire and drought is the result.