Acacia ID, concurrens perhaps?

[GiBBz]

I found a bunch of acacia on a drive today in south east QLD. Im thinking perhaps they may be A. concurrens?
Any help would be appreciated.

[GiBBz]

Nobody is interested in enlightening me with their wisdom?

[Seldom]

well, there's always lumpers and splitters in the contentious and sometimes pretentious world of taxonomy, but most agree concurrens constitutes a 'complex' or clade, rather than a species .. it could be A. crassa, A. leoicalyx, A. longispicata (which would be my suspicion), A. cretata, etc .. without pods it's impossible to tell .. p.s - please be kind to the trees

[Seldom]

p.p.s - the reason people here may seem reluctant to help is we get this all the time here, people making a few posts, asking for tree id's, then disapearing. no one here knows who you are, or what your motivations are. that there's no monopoly on wattle identification, you're as free as anyone else to research it for yourself. i got the above info from http://www.worldwidewattle.com/speciesgallery/concurrens.php

good luck ;)