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WattleWeb Identification tables Leaves on mature plants bipinnate                Petioles: Length, mm     Leaflet number Glands: Petiolar present             absent Jugary present             absent   Interjugary present             absent       jugary glands between all pairs of pinnae between the lowestmost pair or few pairs of pinnae between the distal pair or few pairs of pinnae between only a few pairs of pinnae Leaflets:     Shape linear narrowly oblong oblong elliptic lanceolate oblanceolate (other) Section flat or almost so recurved incurved   Length mm Width mm   Colour green grey green         glaucous Lower surface similar to upper slightly paler much paler Habit   Habit:   trees shrubs sub-shrubs         prostrate Height m Branchlets:   Hairy? Hairs absent            hairy   Hairs: closely appressed sub-appressed erect or patent Stipules: spinose sub-spinose        scarious Flowers Inflorescence form simple racemose paniculate         clustered head shape globular ellipsoid cylindrical           Flower no. Sepal no. Peduncles Length mm Hairy?    Hairs absent            hairy Fruits Pods: Curling straight curved twisted openly coiled tightly coiled undulate raised alternately spirally coiled slightly curved Section flat subterete      terete   Width mm Seeds Arrangement longitudinal in pod oblique in pod transverse in pod N.S.W distribution North Coast Central Coast South Coast Northern Tablelands Central Tablelands Southern Tablelands North Western Slopes Central Western Slopes South Western Slopes North Western Plains South Western Plains North Far Western Plains South Far Western Plains Written and compiled by Terry Tame, Phillip Kodela, Barry Conn, Ken Hill © Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney - June 2001 [Copyright and disclaimer notice]