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Acacia suaveolens (Fabaceae) 1:128
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Acacia
suaveolens (sweet wattle) is a common shrubby acacia
of dry forests, heathlands and coastal areas. It has a very
diffuse habit. It has long phyllodes with one vein. The
flowers are in heads that are arranged in racemes, but
perhaps the most distinctive feature is that before they
expand, these inflorescences are enclosed in overlapping
bracts.
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University of Tasmania
