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(Upload on May 10 2017) [ 日本語 | English ]

Acacia Martius (アカシア) A. baileyana F. Muell. (ギンヨウアカシア) A. covenyi Tindale, blue bush A. dealbata Link (フサアカシア), silver wattle A. rostellifera Benth., summer-scented wattle

Acacia covenyi Tindale in Japan

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Blue bush or blue bush wattle Lifeform: evergreen shrub or short tree, 3-7 m tall

Distribution: endemic rare to southern New South Wales, Australia

Habitat: full sun on well-drained soils Use: gardening

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[1-3] in a pot close to Ikebukuro Hospital, Tokyo, on March 15 2017.

Acacia dealbata Link in Western Australia

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Fusa-akashia (フサアカシア), silver wattle, blue wattle or mimosa Lifeform: evergreen tree or shrub phylogenetically close to A. mearnsii, A. nanodealbata and A. baileyana Distribution: native to southeastern Australia in New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, and the Australian Capital Territory

introduced in Mediterranean, warm temperate and highland tropical regions Habitat: open woodlands, dry sclerophyll forests and wet forests Synonyms: Acacia decurrens var. dealbata (Link) Maiden Racosperma dealbatum (Link) Pedley

ssp. dealbata, low to moderate altitudes. tree to 30 m, leaves mostly 5–12 cm long ssp. subalpina Tindale et Kodela, high altitudes in the Snowy Mountains, shrub to 5-10 m tall, leaves mostly 1.5–8.5 cm long

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[1-3] near Serpentine Falls, 55 km southeast of Perth, on November 21 2003.

A. rostellifera Benth. in Western Australia

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Summer-scented wattle or skunk tree Lifeform: short tree with 6 m in hight (occasionally becoming 10 m in height)

Distribution: endemic to south-western Western Australia Habitat: in (porous coastal) sand, frequently on dunes, sometimes on granitic rocky sand

Reproduction: by suckers Synonyms: Racosperma rostelliferum (Benth.) Pedley

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[1-3] near Dongara located at the mouth of the Irwin River, 351 km north-northwest of Perth, on October 19 2003.