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Family : Mimosaceae |
Family (APGIII) : FABACEAE |
Protologue : Kew Bull. 1957, 360 (1958) |
Information on the genus : Acacia |
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Status
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Status for TA : | accepted (present) |
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Synonym(s) Homotypic |
Senegalia eriocarpa (Brenan) Kyal. & Boatwr. |
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Ecology and distribution |
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Biology : |
Tree (2-)3-6 m tall, sometimes many-stemmed; sometimes a scrambling shrub; stipules not spinescent, broadly and obliquely ovate; prickles hooked, scattered along internodes and on leaf rachis; leaves and leaflets large and hairy; |
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Ecology : |
Woodland, thicket; on unconsolidated sandy deposits, often of colluvial origin, possibly acidic, also on rocky soils derived from sandstone (typical constituent of Upper Hwange formations, Zimbabwe); typically associated with Terminalia brachystemma, etc. |
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More info on : |
see under Jstor_African Plant Initiative |
see under The International Plant Name Index |
see under Flora of Mozambique |
see under Flora of Zimbabwe |
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Record n°67329 |
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