Nature never ceases to amaze us with its extraordinary manifestations. Usually its most fascinating colors are intended for the corollas of flowers, the plumage of some birds or the wings of butterflies. We would never have thought of meeting a tree whose trunk is naturally made up of all shades of the rainbow. It is a particular variety of eucalyptus certainly able to amaze those who are lucky enough to come across it by chance or to observe one of the images that portray it.
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Nature never ceases to amaze us with its own extraordinary events. Usually its most fascinating colors are intended for the corollas of flowers, the plumage of some birds or the wings of butterflies. We never thought we would meet a tree whose trunk naturally consists of all shades of the rainbow. It is a particular one variety of eucalyptus certainly able to amaze those who are lucky enough to come across it by chance or to observe one of the images that portray it.
The tree, nicknamed "rainbow eucalyptus“, Whose Latin name is Eucalyptus deglupta, is part of the only species of eucalyptus whose presence can be found in the northern hemisphere. The fundamental reason why the magnificent specimens of the unusual tree are used by those who grow them is the wood production which will be used in turn for the paper making. A real havoc for trees that represent one of the most spectacular spontaneous art forms that Nature is able to offer us.
Looking at the images, at first glance, it would not seem that it can be a tree with a completely natural trunk. The photographs of him can in fact raise the doubt that it was painted or retouched in view of a possible advertising campaign. Fortunately, this is not the case. Its rainbow colors are in fact completely the result of the work of Mother Nature. Some people around the world are lucky enough to host it in their garden for purely decorative purposes. It is indeed a tree certainly capable of brighten the view with their own bright colors.
It is believed that theeucalyptus with a rainbow colored trunk originated onMindanao island in Philippines and that later its cultivation was exported to New Guinea, Congo and Sri Lanka. This tree is suitable for being housed in areas with a tropical or subtropical climate. Its colors make it perfect for the creation of parks and ornamental gardens. Has any of you ever had the opportunity to do so admire live visiting one of the areas where it is widespread?
Marta Albè
