In Western Australia, the tree is recommended as a shade tree, suitable for parks because its light shade doesn't prevent grass. The bark was once used as a source of tannin. No data available. Bark dark gray or almost black, thick, rough, fissured, fibrous, not shedding. Pistil with inferior conical 4-celled ovary and long slender style.
Trees often occur in seasonally flooded alluvial flats and adjacent to salt lakes, on clays.
Cultivation No data available. Harvesting No data available. Yields and Economics Compared to other species of eucalypt, this is a slow grower. Webb et al. The wood burns steadily with a hot fire.