FABACEAE Acacia sessilispica

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FABACEAE Acacia sessilispica

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Acacia sessilispica is a bushy rounded shrub to 3 m high. It is found mostly near granite outcrops. It has long, flexible phyllodes.The flower heads are often longer than in this photo. It has a smaller range than many of the Westonia Common wattles, occurring mostly in the wheatbelt between Ballidu and Ravensthorpe.

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Created on: Monday 29 July 2024
Posted on: Saturday 28 September 2024
Albums: Wildflowers of Westonia. / Fabaceae: Wattles and Peas
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