What is another word for water gum?
Pronunciation: [wˈɔːtə ɡˈʌm] (IPA) 
Water gum is a type of tree that is also referred to by other names in different regions. In Australia, it is commonly known as the water gum, river gum, or swamp gum. These names relate to the tree's association with water bodies such as rivers, swamps, and wetlands.
In some parts of Australia, it is also called the Australian oak because of its hardwood quality. In other countries, it may be known as red gum, black gum, or eucalyptus tree.
Water gum trees are popular for their versatility and durability in construction, furniture making, and paper manufacturing. In addition to its commercial use, the tree also provides shade and habitat for wildlife, making it an essential component of the ecosystem.
