| Scientific name | Eucalyptus globulus |
| Appearance | Tree with a straight and smooth trunk, bark peeling in plates, juvenile leaves opposite and rounded, then long and hanging in adulthood, white solitary flowers with abundant stamens |
| Smell | Camphoraceous, fresh, penetrating, very characteristic and persistent |
| Color | Bluish green (leaves), creamy white (flowers), gray brown (bark) |
| Used parts | Mature leaves, essential oil extracted by distillation |
| Origins | Australia, Tasmania, acclimated in the Mediterranean, South America, and North Africa |
| Toxicity level | Moderate (powerful essential oil to be handled with care, ingestion prohibited without medical supervision) |






















































































































































































































