桉 Stroke Order

桉 [ān] 1. An evergreen tree, tall and straight trunk, with dense wood used for construction. Both branches and leaves can be extracted for eucalyptus oil for medicinal or seasoning use. The bark can be made into tannin. Also known as “jade tree,” “golden tree,” “eucalypt.” 桉 [ān] (Noun) Eucalyptus; gum. A general term for plants in the genus Eucalyptus of the Myrtaceae family. Evergreen tree. 桉 [ān] (Noun) Eucalyptus; gum. A general term for plants in the genus Eucalyptus of the Myrtaceae family. Evergreen tree. (Quoted from Traditional Dictionary Explanation) (Noun) 1. Same as “案.” “Zihui·Mu Bu”: "桉, same as 案." 2. Plant name. Eucalyptus genus in the Myrtaceae family, evergreen tree. Native to Australia. The bark is rough, resembling cedar bark. Leaves are alternate, oval or elongated lanceolate, sharp at both ends, deep green on the surface, with prominent lateral veins nearly intersecting the main vein at right angles. The capsule fruit is cup-shaped. Grows quickly, primarily for ornamental purposes, and the wood can be used for construction. Also known as “oil eucalyptus.”