Eucalyptus moorei
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|name =White Sallee |image =Eucalyptus moorei.jpg |image_caption =leaves |image2 =White Sallee.jpg |image2_caption =base |regnum =Plantae |unranked_divisio =Angiosperms |unranked_classis =Eudicots |unranked_ordo =Rosids |ordo =Myrtales |familia =Myrtaceae |genus =Eucalyptus |species =E. moorei |binomial =Eucalyptus moorei |binomial_authority =Maiden Cambage |synonyms = |}} Eucalyptus moorei is a small eucalyptus plant mostly seen growing in the Blue Mountains and southern tablelands region in eastern New South Wales.
A mallee[1] growing from six metres to ten metres tall, but usually seen smaller. A seldom seen plant in poorly drained shallow sandy soils, in areas frequented by fire.
Common names include Little Sally, Narrow-leaved Sally and White Sallee. The original specimen was collected from Blackheath, New South Wales. It is one of many plants named in honour of Charles Moore.