The species is not known...only that its a Euc.
The issue of thread subject is "What would happen to a tree if...?" AND I'm convinced that it would be a resulting intrinsically flawed (Eucalypt) specimen.
Coppicing IS done...(previous example koala food
).....mostly there is a specific purpose in mind...in farm forestry, firewood, poles, rails...and oil plantations also. It forces crazy regrowth.
This regrowth whether it be from lignotuber... or epicormics.... IS a survival mechanism. Having these adaptations allow the species to survive to reproduce .... and here in Aust., the Eucs. have been tested over and over through fire and/or drought.
The Passage of Fire
I found this interesting too...the section on plants and fire. (or keyword search eg logging/fire/ lignotuber).
http://www.australianalps.deh.gov.au...vegetation.pdf