The lawn was pretty; an enormous eucalyptus tree grew at one corner.

It's a fibre that is made from the wood of a eucalyptus tree.

He found it in a lot, rusted and part-inhabited by a eucalyptus tree.

Then he remembered the eucalyptus tree that the cargo truck was parked under.

No eucalyptus tree, of course, but otherwise curiously like this.

It was sitting just off the driveway, under a towering eucalyptus tree, by itself.

It was a picture of a clearing in which one old eucalyptus tree stood.

There in the shadow of a eucalyptus tree stood Black Steve and his dastardly crew.

Outside, bulldozers were knocking over some of the eucalyptus tree; in preparation for the chemistry building, grunting mechanically.

And I want eucalyptus tree trunks.

The wireless transmitter was in and beneath the garage; its mast rose high overhead, cleverly disguised as a eucalyptus tree.

As many as 1,000 rolls of toilet paper use the pulp of one eucalyptus tree.

A donkey tethered in the shade of a tall eucalyptus tree brayed long and loud, enough to break your heart.

Newsbeat spoke to Stephen Cotton, a British scientist who's helped to create a pioneering eco-glitter made from eucalyptus tree extract and aluminium.

Cane again to the presupposed and ready eucalyptus tree, count out sherry and ripe plates and little corners of a kind of ham.

To make the glitter, the eucalyptus tree extract is metallised with a thin layer of aluminium and coloured to give it its sparkle.