Acacia galioides facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Acacia galioides |
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| Herbarium specimen of Acacia galioides | |
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Acacia
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galioides
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Acacia galioides is a type of shrub, which is a small, bushy plant. It belongs to the large Acacia family, which includes many different kinds of wattle trees and shrubs found mostly in Australia. This particular acacia is part of a group called Lycopodiifoliae.
About Acacia galioides
Where it Grows
This interesting shrub is found in several parts of Australia. You can find Acacia galioides growing naturally in the Northern Territory and the Kimberley area of Western Australia. It also grows in the northwestern part of Queensland and in the eastern highlands of Queensland.
What it Looks Like
Acacia galioides is usually a small shrub. It typically grows to be about 0.6 meters (or about 2 feet) tall. When it blooms, it produces pretty yellow flowers.
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