Corymbia opaca
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Corymbia opaca, formerly classified as Eucalyptus opaca, is a tree native to the Central Australian region, particularly around Alice Springs. Its common name is the bloodwood.
Australian Aboriginal people collect bush coconuts from this tree, an insect in gall.
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