Hello there, I can't specify exactly but might be dealbata. To save you some trouble SWIM has attempted two teks with a tree of similar attributes to your using bark, phyllodes and flowers with no result of alkaloids. Samples of bark were taken during late March, with regular rainfall and temperatures around 8 degrees and phyllodes and flowers harvested early July during a dry patch in the weather, temps averaging 12-16 degrees.
Thanks for that handy bit of information it was just what i was looking for.
I'm just starting out in botany, im surrounded by plants and trees all day and its lovely to know exactly what im looking at
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If you can get a clear measurement of the length/width of leaves and the length of the pinnae and rachis, then we can narrow it down further. Also what state?
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