Acacia rubida

Red-stemmed Wattle, Red-leaved Wattle at Hackett, ACT

Acacia rubida at Hackett, ACT - 28 Jul 2023
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Acacia rubida 29 Jul 2023 Tapirlord
Unidentified 29 Jul 2023 waltraud

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Foliage mostly bipinnate, some phyllodes, no intermediate juvenile foliage; stem redish with ridges. I took a series of photos of wattles at a relative small area which I will present on CNM - none fits a wattle or hybrid that I know. There are specimens over one m tall with all leaves bipinnate and there are specimens which have mainly bipinnate leaves plus a few phyllodes; none of the observed wattles have the juvenile foliage I know of, for instance, Acacia rubida with bipinnate leave (bits) persisting with phyllodes. In the vicinity we have / had bipinnate Wattles: Acacia baileyana, dealbata, their hybrids, and decurrens; and wattles with phyllodes: A. floribunda, implexa, longifolia, melanoxylon, rubida (a group of the latter was most likely planted). I will copy this comment in the other wattle records of the site.

2 comments

abread111 wrote:
   29 Jul 2023
The phyllode looks right for A. rubida and there are some intermediate types with phyllode like bases to binnate leaves.
waltraud wrote:
   29 Jul 2023
I can't see the intermediates, only bipinnate leaves (majority) and a couple of phyllodes at top left hand.

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