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| |name = Red stringybark | |||
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| |genus = Eucalyptus | |||
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| '''''Eucalyptus cannonii''''', commonly known as '''red stringybark''', is a tree native to New South Wales in eastern Australia.<ref name="floransw">{{NSW Flora Online|genus=Eucalyptus |species=cannonii|author=K.Hill}}</ref> | |||
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