In our plantation, this "poisoning" talk is overblown. Yes, eucalyptus releases compounds that suppress some undergrowth, but we see it as a natural weed control, saving on labor and herbicide. My life says it's a matter of perspective—what a city botanist calls poison, a practical farmer calls *majha*.
We grow eucalyptus for poles, and that clean, clear floor under the trees is a benefit, not a curse.
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