First record of the
red gum lerp psyllid, Glycaspis brimblecombei Moore (Hemiptera Psyllidae), in Tunisia.
Typically, this soil unit has a mixed black box and river
red gum forest.
Workers at Christian Care were engaged under the conditions determined by a collective agreement between Christian Care and the union representing non-nurse carers and
Red Gum Communities engaged employees under AWAs.
River
Red Gums can live for up to a thousand years.
The constant removal of resources and changes in water flows threaten the long-term survival of this wonderful river
red gum forest.
Red gum, the material from the heartwood, is reddish brown in color, often with dark streaks and interesting figures.
The brief news announcement stated that an English timber buyer was in the state to purchase
red gum lumber, which he intended to use in paving the streets of various British cities.
There is clear evidence of positive local-scale environmental outcomes, with positive ecological responses including fish spawning and movement, enhanced bird breeding events and improvements in the health of some areas of native vegetation including river
red gum forests.
Its shores are flat, and sandy in the vicinity of the dense growth of
Red Gum and box timber growing on and at the base of the sand-dunes, but are extremely muddy near the water's edge.
the vegetation--mainly box with
red gum at either end of it, at various pools out of the Darling and out of the Murray--it all got a drink as well and was rejuvenated."
The former sheep and cattle farm at Meerlieu boasted significant remnant vegetation types, including the threatened Gippsland grassy woodland, sedge wetlands containing the nationally endangered Dwarf Kerrawang, and Forest
Red Gum communities.
Usually the heartwood is sold as
red gum while the less commercially valuable sapwood is called sap gum.
