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MYRTACEAE Melaleuca acuminata

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MALLEE HONEYMYRTLE. Melaleuca acuminata is a shrub which grows to about 3 m high. Its flowers are cream or white and the leaves curve backwards. In Western Australia it mostly occurs east of a line from Wicherina (40 km east of Geraldton) to the Stirling Range, through the wheatbelt and goldfields. It also occurs in South Australia, Victoria and New South Wales.