Abstract: Selection of growth and bacterial wilt (pathogen Ralstonia solanacearum) resistance was carried out by nursery inoculation and field trial for 81 Eucalyptus interspecific hybrids. Among them, E. urophylla is as the female and the other eight species, e.g., E. tereticdmis etc, is as the male. Total survival in nursery and field examination varied with male parental species, ranging from 44.4% (E. urophylla×E. saligna) to 74.3% (E. urophylla×E. camaldulensis). For the growth of traits height (H), breast-high-diameter (DBH) and volume (V), differences were at 0.05 or 0.01 level among the hybrids within male parental species, but it is not significant among the male species. For bacterial wilt resistance index (RI) significant differences were found at 0.01 level for both the male species and the hybrids within male species. Thirteen fast-growing and bacterial wilt resistant hybrids were selected out. Mean volume is 101.58%~212.65% of the control (three open-pollinating families of E. urophylla) and mean resistance 123.08%~184.60% of the control indexes. This is valuable for further breeding of fast-growing and bacterial-wilt-resistant clones in Eucalyptus.