Acacia longifolia (Andrews) Willd.

EOOKOMIC FUHT8 OF IBB WORLD
Distributed by 0 .F . Baker
We * 41• Aeaola longlfolla Willd#
1797-1810 Willdenow, Sp* Pi* IV, 1052
181« Liftdley, Sbf Reg* t. 362
1864 Bentham * Mueller • FI • Austr. II, 307
1889 Maiden, Oseful Hatlve PI* Austr« 310
Those specimens collected at Berkeley, California by
Prof« H»M«Hall«
A quick plowing shrub or small tree of spreading
Mbit with bright green phyllodia, and yellow spites which
flower in February and March« In some forms the branch©*
fall to the ground and may occupy considerable space, •es-
pecially if young*	.. ,	'
"Useful as a stroet tree in California* *(Dawy)
It seemB to be used as a tan bark in Australia,
tooi-han^laa
on the outside,-while the heartwood is brown streaked
With blacke
A native of Australia, where the following oemmon
names are used: White Sallow, Sydney Golden Wattle,
an# Golden Wattle*
NFW YORK BOTANICALGARDEN
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Herbarium of Eastern Illinois University (EIU)
Acacia longifolia (Andrews) Willdenow
Determined: J.E. Ebinger & D.S. Seigler, 2005
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