What is another word for river gum?
Pronunciation: [ɹˈɪvə ɡˈʌm] (IPA) 
River gum is a term used to describe the gum trees that thrive alongside rivers and waterways. It refers to a particular species of eucalyptus that is commonly found in Australia. The River gum is also known by several other names such as white gum, blue gum, red gum, and black gum. These synonyms are used to describe different varieties of eucalyptus trees that grow in various parts of the world. Each name derives from a specific characteristic of the tree, such as the color of its bark, leaves, or flowers. River gum is a valuable resource for the environment, providing shade, shelter, and food for many species of wildlife.
