An Australian acacia or eucalyptus tree, possibly the same or related to giddea and gidgea.
From Australian Aboriginal languages, variant spelling of giddea and gidgea, showing how European settlers recorded Aboriginal words with inconsistent spelling.
The existence of giddea, gidgea, and gidgee for similar trees shows how colonial English writers struggled to spell Aboriginal words—there was no standard until much later.
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