Reproduction
The flower buds arise from the leaf axils in groups of three and are glacous with a pointed operculum. The woody capsules have sunken valves and are approximately 10 mm long. Eucalyptus morrisbyi flowers between February and May and its medium of pollination are birds and insects. Recruitment of E. morrisbyi occurs after disturnace through canopy stored seed or vegetative reproduction from lignotubers.
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