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Acacia argyrodendron

AuthorityDomin.
FamilyMagnoliopsida:Rosidae:Fabales:Leguminosae
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Ecocrop code2581



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BRIEF DESCRIPTION A tree normally reaching a height of 12-15 m but can reach up to 20 m and have a well shaped, straight trunk. USES Can be used as cattle and sheep fodder. The wood can be utilized as firewood, charcoal, posts, poles, and rail material. The tree can be used for shelter erosion control, and menity plantings. GROWING PERIOD Perennial. Withstanding a dry period of 4-6 months. COMMON NAMES Black gidyea, Blackwood. FURTHER INF Black gidyea occurs in northeastern Australia at latitudes between 20-24°S and at elevations from 150-350 m. It is mainly found on gently undulating country and plains.
Sources
Grassland Index
Turnbull J 1986 pp 104-105 [TEMP, KTMP, RAIN, DRA, DEP, TEXT, PH, FER, USE]