Acacia
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Description
Unarmed shrub or tree up to 24 m high.
Branchlets angular, as the foliage and inflorescences densely appressed puberulous.
Leaves bipinnate, petiole with one gland and numerous raised glands along the adaxial side of the rachis;
Inflorescences composed of pedunculate flower- glomerules, c. 5-8 mm in diameter, aggregated in racemes or panicles axillary to the upper leaves.
Seeds black, smooth, elliptic, 5 by 3.5 mm, flattened.
Distribution
Asia-Tropical, Australasia: New South Wales (New South Wales present); Victoria (Victoria present)
Australia (New South Wales, Victoria); in Malesia introduced as an ornamental, but not naturalized.