Mallee eucalypts are a group of eucalyptus trees native to Australia, characterized by their multi-stemmed growth form. They typically thrive in arid and semi-arid regions, where they adapt to survive in poor soil and low rainfall. Mallee eucalypts are known for their ability to regenerate after fire, making them an important part of the Australian ecosystem. These trees can grow up to 10 meters tall and often have a bushy appearance. Mallee eucalypts provide habitat for various wildlife, including birds and insects, and are essential for maintaining biodiversity in their native environments. Their unique adaptations make them a vital component of the Australian bush.