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Displaying records 121–133 of 133 for your search terms: Genus: Acacia Distribution: IBRA_SUB (MUR01) Operation: intersect
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Fabaceae Lindl.
Intr.Nat.Syst.Bot. Ed.2:148 (1836)
Acacia Mill.
Gard.Dict.Abr. Ed.3 (1754)
Acacia thoma Maslin
Thoma's Wattle Nuytsia 18:176-180, Fig. 10 (2008)
Acacia thomae Maslin
Thoma’s Wattle Nuytsia 18:176-180, Fig. 10 (2008)
Acacia tysonii Luehm.
Victorian Naturalist 13:112 (1896)
Acacia umbraculiformis Maslin & Buscumb
Western Umbrella Wattle Nuytsia 18:134-138, Fig. 1a-c (2008)
Acacia victoriae Benth.
Bramble Wattle J.Exped.Trop.Australia 333 (1848)
Acacia victoriae Benth. subsp. victoriae
Acacia wanyu Tindale
Contr.New South Wales Natl.Herb. 4:270,Pl.24 (1972)
Acacia warramaba Maslin
Nuytsia 4:108-111,Figs 2,3 (1982)
Acacia websteri Maiden & Blakely
J.Roy.Soc.Western Australia 13:25,Pl.15,Figs 6-12 (1928)
Acacia xanthocarpa R.S.Cowan & Maslin
Nuytsia 10(1):58-59 (1995)
Acacia xerophila W.Fitzg.
J.Western Australia Nat.Hist.Soc. 2(1):8 (1904)
Acacia xerophila W.Fitzg. var. xerophila
Acacia xiphophylla E.Pritz.
Bot.Jahrb.Syst. 35:305 (1904)

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