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Acacia
baileyana (Fabaceae) not in The Student's Flora
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Acacia baileyana has become naturalised in many parts
of Tasmania, especially in and near urban areas and along
roadsides.
It is a small tree or shrub to 6 m high with smooth, brown
bark. The branchlets are slightly angled, furrowed, have a
waxy bloom and are sometimes hairy.
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University of Tasmania
