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Acacia ID

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Hi,

This is my first post after a while of reading the forums here on the sidelines. On a walk today I found a few plants after doing some research I believe them to be A. concurrens or perhaps A. longifolia. I was hoping someone more enlightened may be able give their opinion on such matters, the location is SEQ. Thanks for any help you might be able to give.

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Doesn't look like a longifolia to me, at least not like the ones we have down here in Sydney. Not sure what it is.

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Looks very similar to Acacia binervia, the distribution is all wrong though and the flowering is out of season. So probably not. Looks a lot like it though.

EDIT: http://lepidoptera.b...a-binervia.html

Check out the third pic down.

Hmmm, looking at some pics for A. concurrens, I'd go with that.

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could it be an acacia obtusifolia although it will be easyer to tell once it has flowers... it might also be longifolia

edit: okay I think your right tonic

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concurrens or leiocalyx would be my guess.

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jwerta, obtusifolia means, (the 2nd latin name is at times a hint) the tip of the phyllode is blunt, the pic however shows clearly, a very sharp tip. obtusifolia aswell, never displays such sicle shapes as in the pic.

topicstarter, it would help if you tell us in what type of forrest/enviroment this acacia is located

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jwerta, obtusifolia means, (the 2nd latin name is at times a hint) the tip of the phyllode is blunt, the pic however shows clearly, a very sharp tip. obtusifolia aswell, never displays such sicle shapes as in the pic.

topicstarter, it would help if you tell us in what type of forrest/enviroment this acacia is located

 

hehe i have actually learn all of this but i didn't even look at the tip of the leaf lol :blush:

once it has fully developed flowers though we should be able to id it properly and also a location would help greatly

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the location is a small rainforest type climate with a lot of sandstone an environmental park

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