1. any of various Australian eucalyptus trees having fibrous bark that peels off in long strips
Usage: Australian

Examples

• The stringybark tree’s distinctive bark made it easy to identify in the forest.
• Aboriginal people traditionally used stringybark for making shelters and containers.
• The koala climbed high into the stringybark eucalyptus.
• Stringybark forests are common in southeastern Australia.
• The fibrous bark of the stringybark can be pulled off in long strips.
• Many species of stringybark are important timber trees.