Eucalyptus grandis, commonly known as the rose gum or flooded gum, is one of the fastest-growing tree species, capable of reaching heights of up to 60 meters in optimal conditions. Its genome reveals adaptations for rapid growth, efficient water usage, and tolerance to diverse environmental conditions, while also highlighting its importance in bioenergy and challenges in sustainable cultivation.

Authors: Jordi Asensio Ruiz, Pablo Javier Pina García, Anna Roncero López, Paula Rosselló Esteban