Definition of cider gum in English:

cider gum

noun

词汇	cider gum
释义	Definition of cider gum in English: cider gum noun A fast-growing, hardy Tasmanian eucalyptus, widely grown in northern Europe. 加宁桉 Eucalyptus gunnii, family Myrtaceae Example sentencesExamples Eucalypts rarely grow as tall in our gardens as they do in nature: the cider gum may reach 60 feet and the snow gum 30 feet. Some species are hardy enough to survive the British winter, such as Eucalyptus Gunnii (cider gum) which is a native of Tasmania. The Miena cider gum is a small to medium-sized woodland tree which grows to between 12 and 15 metres tall, often with obvious forked branches. A considerable number of very large cider gums occur around Brightlingsea, Essex, and are survivors of those planted there from the late 1887 onwards. ‘In the two most significant populations of Miena cider gums, all the trees appear to have stopped setting seed,’ he said.
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