Botany Acacia and Mimosa Identification Thread

[zone15]

can anyone help me with this please

 

[zone15]

I think I will try extractions from the species that I've found and see what happens.:d

 

[Tryptallmine]

can anyone help me with this please

It looks a somewhat like A.Leiophylla or A.Pycnantha
What state is it in? coastal? Inland? any other information?

 

[Tryptallmine]

Hi guys,

I lived in Indonesia for a while where I have found several species of Acacia.
My wife is on Bali at the moment and took some nice pictures.
I'm not intending to harvest from those trees once identificated but more interested in identification as we own a nice piece of land in Sumatra where we would be able to grow a few trees from the seeds.
Your help is much appreciated.

I think it might be Acacia Auriculiformis in the picture.

 

[zone15]

i'm in NSW just north of Newcastle

 

[humbletraveller]

Hi guys,

I lived in Indonesia for a while where I have found several species of Acacia.
My wife is on Bali at the moment and took some nice pictures.
I'm not intending to harvest from those trees once identificated but more interested in identification as we own a nice piece of land in Sumatra where we would be able to grow a few trees from the seeds.
Your help is much appreciated.

I think it might be Acacia Auriculiformis in the picture.

Thanks Might not be so interesting growing as I'm not that interested in 5-MEO DMT at the moment.

 

[JDSalinger]

Help with identification please. Found in Sth. Australia.

 

[JDSalinger]

And this tree please.

 

[DreaMTripper]

First lot of pics arent acacias , the second could be a.retinodes or a variation of..

 

[JDSalinger]

First lot of pics arent acacias , the second could be a.retinodes or a variation of..

Thank you.

 

[JDSalinger]

A couple more acacias around Sth. Aus. Cheers

 

[JDSalinger]

Sorry about the black spots..

 

[Koornut]

@JD
The one in the bottom two photos is A. Baileyana. If the top tree has some leftover flowers then it could be Mearnsii, but most likely it's a Deanii or Dealbata

 

[DreaMTripper]

Yes I would say the pinnule are too far apart to be mearnsii

 

[JDSalinger]

Thank you!

 

[JDSalinger]

Looks similiar to the A. retinodes I posted before but the flower structure is different, starting very small at the tip and getting bigger. Thanks

 

[Koornut]

A recent trip up to Daylesford/Macedon ranges area led me to stumble across this beauty. My initial estimation was Alpina, but the region was off. Granted it was landscaped in the garden where we were staying.
The phyllodes are no where near orbicular enough to be Alpina.
There was what seemed like golden dust on the phyllodes.
I searched but to no real satisfaction as to what this is.
The phyllodes were around 6-7cm long, 2-3cm wide, appear grey from afar. 3 prominent veins with very little to no anastomoses.
Stipules are obvious and continue into new growth readily.
No flowers or pods unfortunately, got the sense she was only a juvenile.

Im stumped :|

 

[DreaMTripper]

Beautiful plant! The lack of anastoming rules out the phleb-alpina hybrid, as does the shape of the leaves/phyllodes..
It seems also rules out acacia dallachiana but I am by no means sure.. Possibly acacia magnium ?http://worldwidewattle.com/speciesgallery/images/mangium.jpg Will be interested to read what someone with more knowledge has to say..

 

[UpAndDown]

What about this ? Is A. acuminata or anything useful ?

 

[UpAndDown]

What about this ? Is A. acuminata or anything useful ?