noun
- A tall eucalyptus tree native to southwestern Australia, valued for its hard, durable timber.
Usage: Also called karri gum or Australian mahogany; Primarily used in forestry and timber industries
Examples
- The karri forests of Western Australia are among the tallest hardwood forests in the world.
- Karri timber is prized for construction and furniture making due to its strength.
- The karri tree can grow to heights exceeding 200 feet.
- Logging companies have long harvested karri for export markets.
- Conservation efforts aim to protect remaining karri forests from overexploitation.