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Tapirlord wrote:

11 May 2025

It is Acacia deanei, I don't know which subsp occurs naturally in your region though

Acacia deanei subsp. deanei

MichaelMulvaney wrote:

8 May 2025

leaflets look large enough

Acacia decurrens

lbradley wrote:

6 May 2025

Really CarbonAI? I don’t think so…

Acacia genistifolia

HelenCross wrote:

30 Apr 2025

Thanks Ciaran, I'm going back up that way in a couple of weeks so will try and get to it and see if there's any pods

Acacia alleniana

Tapirlord wrote:

30 Apr 2025

From the Australian Acacia key it will either be A.alleniana or A.jasperensis but we cannot seperate which botanically without seeing the pods or making a dubious call on the shape of the phyllodes (Terete vs subterete). Distribution suggests that the former is much more common in the in the North and North-east of the Territory whereas the latter seems confined to the North-west.

- All that to say I think you are right and will confirm as such. But there is a degree of uncertainty

Acacia alleniana