Corymbia citriodora
Lemon-scented gum
Introduced and now reproducing on its own in the wild.
Corymbia citriodora is a tall tree, growing to 35 metres (115 ft) in height (but sometimes taller), from temperate and tropical north eastern Australia. It is also known as lemon-scented gum, blue spotted gum, lemon eucalyptus and eucalyptus citriodora.
Read more on Wikipedia →Controlling Corymbia citriodora
1.0IPA-Incision Point Application100% Polaris (imazapyr)ImazapyrG2
- 1unsatisfactory results · CTAHR/OANRP · trial · 2018-04-24
Trial complete, 11 months. 4 cuts/tree, 0.5ml/cut. No trees died, all healthy. New trial needed. Not effective.
1.0IPA-Incision Point Application100% Mat 28AminocyclopyrachlorG4
- 1unsatisfactory results · CTAHR/OANRP · trial · 2018-04-23
Trial complete, 11 months. 4 cuts/tree, 0.5ml/cut. No trees died, all healthy. New trial needed. Not effective.
1.0IPA-Incision Point Application100% Garlon 4 (triclopyr)TriclopyrG4
- 1unsatisfactory results · CTAHR/OANRP · trial · 2018-04-22
Trial complete, 11 months. 4 cuts/tree, 0.5ml/cut. No trees died, all healthy. New trial needed. Not effective.
1.0IPA-Incision Point Application100% Ranger Pro (glyphosate)GlyphosateG9
- 1unsatisfactory results · CTAHR/OANRP · trial · 2018-04-21
Trial complete, 11 months. 4 cuts/tree, 0.5ml/cut. No trees died, all healthy. New trial needed. Not effective.
1.0IPA-Incision Point Application100% Milestone (aminopyralid)AminopyralidG4
- 1unsatisfactory results · CTAHR/OANRP · trial · 2018-04-20
Trial complete, 11 months. 4 cuts/tree, 0.5ml/cut. No trees died, all healthy. New trial needed. Not effective.
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