An Eucalyptus, commonly known as Gum tree, forms a plantation of tall, slender, and straight-trunked trees. Their smooth, fibrous bark contrasts with the lush green grass of the understory.

An Eucalyptus, commonly known as Gum tree, forms a plantation of tall, slender trees. Their smooth, fibrous bark contrasts with the lush green grass of the understory. These straight-trunked trees grow rapidly, cultivated for timber and oil. The brownish-grey bark and uniform arrangement highlight the agricultural significance of Eucalyptus species.