Swamp Wattle at Majura, ACT
Identification history
| Acacia elongata | 15 Sep 2021 | Tapirlord | ||
| Acacia elongata | 31 Aug 2021 | MichaelMulvaney | ||
| Acacia linearifolia | 29 Aug 2021 | Tapirlord | ||
| Unidentified | 29 Aug 2021 | JaneR |
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User's notes
open habit, so is inconspicuous.
Is just on edge of car park so possibly has been planted.
5 comments
waltraud
wrote:
29 Aug 2021
According to L Costermans "Native trees and shrubs of south-eastern Australia", A. linearifolia has its globular flowerheads in racemes; see the 4 CNM records of A linearifolia.
The leaves of the photographed specimen seem to have several veins; the globular flowerheads are on axillary peduncles, either single or in pairs. There are a number of non-local Acacia species which fit these features and which flower in Spring.
The leaves of the photographed specimen seem to have several veins; the globular flowerheads are on axillary peduncles, either single or in pairs. There are a number of non-local Acacia species which fit these features and which flower in Spring.
JaneR
wrote:
29 Aug 2021
I checked all the fine-narrow phyllode-Acacia I could find in CNM but none of them seemed to fit perfectly.
According to FloraVictoria, Acacia linearifolia has globular heads, prolific racemes and a prominent midrib with a mucronate tip. the hooked tip is just evident in the photos but no sign of prominent mid-rib.
According to FloraVictoria, Acacia linearifolia has globular heads, prolific racemes and a prominent midrib with a mucronate tip. the hooked tip is just evident in the photos but no sign of prominent mid-rib.
waltraud
wrote:
29 Aug 2021
Jane
please check the A linearifolia recorded on CNM, Acacia linearifolia
The globular flowerheads are arranged in open or loose racemes, quite different from those shown on your photo.
please check the A linearifolia recorded on CNM, Acacia linearifolia
The globular flowerheads are arranged in open or loose racemes, quite different from those shown on your photo.
waltraud
wrote:
4 Sep 2021
M, I agree with your proposed id. A cognata (1) and A menzelii (2) are the only other Acacia with similar flower arrangement and thin narrow leaves and tips blunt, oblique or hooked but differ (1) pendulous foliage and thin peduncles and (2) 1 prominent midvein and 2 obscure veins; photo one seems to indicate several veins. W
Tapirlord
wrote:
15 Sep 2021
Keyed this to Acacia elongata in https://apps.lucidcentral.org/wattle/text/intro/welcome.html.
Location information
- Coordinates 149.174636-35.280667
- Altitude 591.4m
- Maps Campbell Park Woodland
- Places Majura, ACT
Sighting information
Additional information
- 30cm to 1 metre Plant height
Species information
- Acacia elongata Scientific name
- Swamp Wattle Common name
- Not Sensitive
- Non-local native
- Minor weed or pest
- Up to 752.07m Recorded at altitude
- Machine learning
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In flower
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