Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus is a genus of tall, aromatic trees and shrubs native mainly to Australia and nearby regions. Known for their fragrant, oily leaves, they play a key role in ecosystems by providing habitat and food for wildlife. Eucalyptus trees grow quickly and are valued worldwide for their wood, pulp, and essential oils used in medicines and fragrances. They also contribute to environmental efforts by aiding land regeneration and water management. Overall, eucalyptus trees are important both ecologically and economically, supporting biodiversity and serving various practical purposes across different industries.