“…This species occurs naturally in high-quality closed forests on sheltered slopes and gullies in good soils [1], among latitudes 34 and 39 S in altitudes from 230 to 915 meters, and its origin is along the Australian regions of southern New South Wales and northeastern Victoria [1,3]. Maiden's Gum species is also found in Brazil [4,5], Uruguay [6,7], New Zealand [8][9][10], India [11], Portugal [5], Italy, Iberian Peninsula, Kenya, Malawi, Burundi [1], Tanzania [12], Uganda [13], Rwanda [14], etc. Eucalyptus maidenii is a tall to very tall forest tree usually 30 to 45 meters in height with a diameter of up to 2.5 meters, whose bark is smooth, whitish or cream, decorticating in strips to ground level, or sometimes with a short stocking of undecorticated rough bark [15].…”