| Acacia
derwentiana (derwent wattle) is one of several
species of Acacia with narrow, pointed phyllodes. It
is very similar to A.
riceana, except that the phyllodes are more
elongate and are not clustered.
It is quite common along the banks of the Derwent River
and its tributaries (including the Tyenna and Broad
Rivers), as well as the tributaries of the Prosser and
Carlton north and east of Hobart.
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