Acacia pubescens

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Common name: Downy Wattle, Hairy-stemmed Wattle

Family: Fabaceae (Bean)

Distribution: New South Wales

National red list: Vulnerable

Life form: Evergreen shrub/sub-shrub

Comments: This rare and endangered species is restricted to remnant bushland in western Sydney, New South Wales. Although it does not appear to set much seed, it has been observed to regenerate after bush fires by suckering from the root system. Suckering has also been observed in garden plants.

1: bed 126 • Accession: AG 884038/2 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
2: bed 126 • Accession: AG 884038/1 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
3: bed 126 • Accession: AH 884038/7 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
4: bed 126 • Accession: AH 884038/6 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
5: bed 126 • Accession: AH 884038/5 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
6: bed 126 • Accession: AH 884038/2 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
7: bed 128 • Accession: AB 20071224/4 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
8: bed 130 • Accession: A2018-0642 • Provenance: Garden - wild origin
9: bed 252 • Accession: A1988-4038 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
10: bed 28 • Accession: AB 20071224/2 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
11: bed 28 • Accession: AI 884038/5 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
12: bed 29 • Accession: AI 884038/4 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild
13: bed wattle • Accession: AB 20071224 • Origin: Australia • Provenance: Wild

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