Acacia cuneata

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Scientific Names



Read about Acacia cuneata in the Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture 

Acacia cuneata, Benth. A tall glabrous shrub: phyll. 1/2 to scarcely 1 in. long, wedge-shaped, truncate at the apex, nerve excentric, ending in sharp point at one angle while the other angle is tipped by a gland; occasionally a faint secondary nerve; stipules setaceous: fls. solitary; peduncles about as long as phyll., 8-15 in a head, 4-merous; petals separate; calyx turbinate, half as long as corolla and with broad lobes: pod hirsute, thick margins, 2-3 in. long and 1/6in. wide. B.R. 1839.—An interesting ornamental species, somewhat resembling A. pravissima. CH


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