My Long Lost Stringybark Friend
At the Ooty Botanical Gardens, I immediately recognized the stringybark gum trees that I knew so well from Tasmania- I spent four years of my life climbing into these superlative trees and studying the treetop biodiversity
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Botany:
- Common name: Tasmanian Stringybark or Messmate Gum: One of the largest and talllest trees in the world, this stingybark is a critical element of the famed Tasmanian forests
- Botanical species: Eucalyptus obliqua
- Botanical family : Myrtaceae [Jamun or Eucalyptus]
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Geography:
- Latitude: 11.419005 ° north of the Equator
- Longitude: 76.71269 ° east of the Prime Meridian
- Altitude: 2249.1 metres above sea level
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Journey:
- A West Coast Jungle Triangle
- Path : From Bangalore to the Western Ghats at Bandipur and Ooty, and Agumbe Rainforest, and then down the coast from Udupi to Calicut and back to Bangalore via Nilambur
- Date photographed: 2.11.09

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