The preferred climate for this species is in rainfall areas of between 500 - 700 mm. It thrives in higher slopes.
White Box
Eucalyptus albens, also known as white box, is a tall tree that can reach up to 25 meters in height and 1 meter in diameter. It is native to eastern mainland states of Australia and thrives in areas with rainfall between 500 - 700 mm. The wood of this tree is heavy and dense, making it suitable for various applications such as sleepers, heavy engineering, and poles.
Eucalyptus albens
Australia
- The white box (Eucalyptus albens) is known for its tall stature, reaching up to 25 meters in height with a diameter of up to 1 meter. - It is found in eastern mainland states of Australia, specifically in areas with rainfall ranging between 500 - 700 mm. - This tree prefers higher slopes as its habitat. - The wood of the white box is heavy and dense, making it suitable for various purposes such as sleepers, heavy engineering, and poles.
- It prefers well-drained soil. - It thrives in sandy or loamy soil types. - It can tolerate slightly acidic to slightly alkaline soil conditions.
A tall tree to 25 m, with a diameter up to 1 m. It occurs in all eastern mainland states of Australia in rainfall areas of between 500 - 700 mm. It prefers higher slopes.
The wood is heavy, dense and used for sleepers, heavy engineering and poles.