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Acacia
siculiformis (dagger wattle) is one of several species
of Acacia with narrow, hard, sharp, pointed
phyllodes. The flowers are in spherical heads, which are
solitary in the leaf axils, the phyllodes tend to be
glaucous and the bark has rectangular flakes. It is a rare
shrub that occurs in the north east and on the lower parts
of the Central Plateau, often near rivers. It is often
prostrate or may grow to about 1m tall.
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University of Tasmania
