Acacia linearifolia

1 Narrow-leaved Wattle at Majura, ACT

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	Acacia linearifolia	2 Feb 2015	MichaelMulvaney
	Unverified	31 Jan 2015	SilkeSma

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MichaelMulvaney wrote:

2 Feb 2015

Maybe the introduced wattle Acacia iteaphylla

galah681 wrote:

2 Feb 2015

The leaves look a bit narrow for A. iteophylla. It could be A. boormanii or A. juncifolia. Both of these have been found on Farrer Ridge as garden escapes, so there could be similar escapees on Mount Ainslie.

Mike wrote:

2 Feb 2015

Try Acacia subulata. There was one on Isaacs Ridge until it was cut down during fire hazard reduction. I'm not sure if I have photos of it in bud.

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

3 Feb 2015

I asked Greg Baines about this and he said , it looks like A. linearifolia to me, the straight pods and bent tips to the phylodes look correct. A. linearifolia is a common in gardens, landscape plantings and old reveg projects around town. It is naturalised in a few places.

waltraud wrote:

26 Sep 2021

Hi Silke
Did you or someone else of the Weeders remove the A. linearifolia that you posted here?
Waltraud

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At least 1 Abundance
31 Jan 2015 07:49 AM Recorded on
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Plants Wattles SilkeSma Canberra & Southern Tablelands NatureMapr

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Acacia linearifolia Scientific name
Narrow-leaved Wattle Common name
Not Sensitive
Non-local native
Minor weed or pest
Up to 570.6m Recorded at altitude
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In flower

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Acacia linearifolia

1 Narrow-leaved Wattle at Majura, ACT

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