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| Acacia
melanoxylon (blackwood) is one of several
species of Acacia with broad, multiveined
phyllodes. It is one of the most common and widespread of
the acacias. The flowers are in heads, which are clustered
in racemes. The phyllodes have 3-5 main veins. It ranges
from a large shrub to a large tree and occurs in a wide
range of forest types, including rainforest, wet
sclerophyll, swamp forest and coastal forest. |
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University of Tasmania
