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Eucalyptus grove off California Route 99, a major north-south thoroughfare ("The Golden State Freeway") in the Central Valley, running more-or-less parallel to Interstate 5. (The insert shows a close-up of one tree.) Eucalyptus were originally imported into California from Australia during the Gold Rush, by Australian immigrants who thought they'd do well--which, by and large, they did. Altho plans for eucalyptus plantations didn't work out, they became very popular as ornamentals and for such things as hedgerows and highway edging. In recent years, tho, despite the fact that they're pretty innocuous as non-native species go, they've become "politically incorrect" in some quarters. Still, they're likely to remain a prominent component of the trees in the Central Valley for some time to come.
AFAIK, tho, no one's ever tried to import koalas to feed on them-- ;)
AFAIK, tho, no one's ever tried to import koalas to feed on them-- ;)
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