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Eucalyptus Var. citriodora. Bailey (E. citriodora, Hook.). Lemon-scented Gum. Like the species but foliage strongly lemon-scented.—A favorite ornamental tree in the warmer parts of Calif.: subject to frost: young plants useful for window or cool greenhouse cult. The oil is clear white and of a pleasing, penetrating odor, used especially as a perfume for soap.
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#REDIRECT [[Corymbia citriodora]]

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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Eucalyptus Var. citriodora. Bailey (E. citriodora, Hook.). Lemon-scented Gum. Like the species but foliage strongly lemon-scented.—A favorite ornamental tree in the warmer parts of Calif.: subject to frost: young plants useful for window or cool greenhouse cult. The oil is clear white and of a pleasing, penetrating odor, used especially as a perfume for soap.


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