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Appendix 5.
FOREST GENETIC RESOURCES PRIORITIES (BY REGION, SPECIES AND OPERATION). (continue)

Column NBR1234567891011121314
OperationSpecies Priority RatingOperational priority ratingRemarks
ExplorationEvaluationConservationUtilisation
SpeciesIndustrial WoodFuelwoodOther usesBotanicalGenecologicalCollection for TestingTesting (Prov. trials)In situColl. for. Cons.Storage as Seed etc.Ex situ in Artificial StandsUse of Bulk SuppliesIndividual Selection and Breeding 

11.
Australia (contd.)

              
Elaeocarpus grandis
33-4222------Potential fuelwood species.
Eucalyptus badjensis
3--4212------ 
E. benthamii
3--4211-111--Rare and endangered.
E. botryoides
2334222------ 
E. brassiana
22-4142------ 
E. brookerana
3--4112------ 
E.
camaldulensis
11141111---11International provenance trials in progress. Ex situ conservation stands established of some provenances.
E. camphora
3334411------ 
E. citriodora
1114221----11 
E. cladocalyx
22242334-----Calcareous sites.
E. cloeziana
11-4441----2- 
E. delegatensis
1--4444----1- 
E. dives var. “c”
--24112-----1Cineole oil production.
E. drepanophylla
33-1211------ 
Eucalyptus dunnii
2--42224---1-Bulk seed difficult and costly to obtain.
E. elata
2--4222----1- 
E. exserta
2224211------Tolerates poor soils.
E. fastigata
2--4244------ 
E. glaucescens
3-34412------Very cold resistant.
E. globulus ssp. bicostata
13-4444------International provenance trials in progress. Tolerates colder and drier conditions than ssp. globulus.
E. globulus ssp. globulus
1124444----14International provenance trials in progress. (E) Some provenances.
E. globulus ssp. maidenii
1124414----1-International provenance trials in progress. May be superior to spp. globulus in uniform to summer rainfall areas.
E. grandis
1114444----14 
E. gunnii
2-24223------Very cold resistant.
E. intertexta
-3-4222------Tolerates calcareous soils, potential fuelwood species.
E. largiflorens
3--4343------Potential fuelwood, tolerates high pH.
Eucalyptus macarthurii
2-34222------Cold resistant.
E. melanophloia
-224222------ 
E. microtheca
11-4144------International provenance trials in progress. Grows on heavy clay soils.
E. nitens
2--4444----11Bulk seed difficult and costly to obtain.
E. occidentalis
22-4141------Tolerates saline soils and high pH.
E. oreades
--34411------ 
E. paniculata
13-4111------ 
E. pellita
3--1144------ 
E. pilularis
2--4344------ 
E. polybractea
--24222-----1High yielding for cineole oil.
E. propinqua
2--4222------ 
E. punctata
2--4142------ 
E. pyrocarpa
3--4242------Formerly included in E. piluaris, grows on harsher sites.
E. radiata
--1422------1Some forms produce high yield of cineole oil, not always adaptable.
Eucalyptus raveretiana
3--4222------Potential for irrigated plantations.
E. regnans
1--4444----14 
E. resinifera
2--4222------ 
E. robusta
1--4142------ 
E. saligna
1--4414----11 
E. sargentii
-334242------Salt tolerant.
E. scoparia
-334-1------- 
E. smithii
2-24222----1-Potential oil, honey and timber producer.
E. striaticalyx
-334222------Tolerates high pH.
E. tereticornis
11-4144---411 
E. triflora
2--4112------ 
E. viminalis
1--4424------ 
Grevillea glauca
-333333------ 
G. pteridifolia
-333333------ 
G. robusta
1--4411----1- 
Grevillea striata
-333333------ 
Melaleuca cajuputi
-212111------ 
M. dealbata
-322112------ 
M. quinquenervia
-222122------ 
Melia azedarach var. australasica
-224111------ 
Sesbania formosa
-334141------Close relative of S. grandiflora.
Toona australis
3--41424----- 

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