Armitage, I, 1978 Acacias of New South Wales

[Flux]

Great little gift from my friend Peter at  Shelfrespect Booksellers .

It has an extensive listing of many species that I was hitherto unaware of that appear to have similar morphology to those in the 'Longifolia family' that so frequently attract our attention such as;

A. Aulacarpa,

 

A. Blakeii,  

 

A. Cheelii,

 

A. Dallachiana

 

A. Doratoxylon,

 

A. Glaucescens,

 

A. Orites

 

A. Subtilinervis 

 

 

It may well be the case also, that these names are no longer taxonomically accurate but can anyone tell me more about their tryptamine content?

 

[theuserformallyknownasd00d]

The nexus address a few of those in the improving acacia info thread. Post no.71 by nen is a good start for ref.

[Flux]

oh sweet, thanks. That's perfect

[tarenna]

On 05/06/2016 at 3:03 PM, theuserformallyknownasd00d said:

The nexus address a few of those in the improving acacia info thread. Post no.71 by nen is a good start for ref.

No search available to me on nexus - would you happen to have a link to this thread?

 

thanks

[2XB]

https://www.dmt-nexus.me/forum/default.aspx?g=posts&t=23472

 

 

 

[tarenna]

Thanks heaps bro...

[Flux]

Not much info about Acacia Orites which is often referred to as being 'closely related to Acacia Courtii'...and also micro-endemic to NNSW/QLD. Very keen to find out more about this one for obvious reasons