Acacia atrox - Revision history

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== General Plant Info ==

== Geographic distribution ==

== Identification ==

== Alkaloid content ==

== Other uses ==

== Extraction ==

== Cultivation ==

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	More information is required on its biology and ecology, including reproduction strategies and life cycles.		More information is required on its biology and ecology, including reproduction strategies and life cycles.
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		+	Consists of 2 subspecies:
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		+	[[Acacia atrox subsp. atrox]]
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		+	[[Acacia atrox subsp. planiticola]]

	== Geographic distribution ==		== Geographic distribution ==

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	Known only from a single collection site on Myall Creek Station, 18 km S of Delungra, west of Inverell, North Western Slopes, New South Wales.		Known only from a single collection site on Myall Creek Station, 18 km S of Delungra, west of Inverell, North Western Slopes, New South Wales.
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		+	[[File:atrox-map.jpg]]

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-{botanics_info|Acacia atrox|This species is classified RARE. DO NOT harvest this species!|}
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	== General Plant Info ==		== General Plant Info ==

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-'''Acacia''' '''''atrox''''', a new species also provisionally listed as '''Acacia sp. ‘Myall Creek’''', does not appear to have any particularly close relatives, but may have some afﬁnities with [[A. carneorum]] from which it is readily distinguished by its glabrous branchlets, pale-coloured ﬂower-heads and especially by its phyllodes. The phyllodes are perhaps the most distinctive feature of these plants, where the base of their phyllodes are conspicuously splayed, a most unusual (but not unique) character for an ''Acacia''
+'''Acacia''' '''''atrox''''', a new species also provisionally listed as '''Acacia sp. ‘Myall Creek’''', does not appear to have any particularly close relatives, but may have some afﬁnities with [[Acacia carneorum]] from which it is readily distinguished by its glabrous branchlets, pale-coloured ﬂower-heads and especially by its phyllodes. The phyllodes are perhaps the most distinctive feature of these plants, where the base of their phyllodes are conspicuously splayed, a most unusual (but not unique) character for an ''Acacia''
 '''Acacia ''atrox''''' is restricted to the Inverell region on the North Western Slopes of New South Wales and is provisionally listed as an '''endangered''' species, requiring planning and management for its conservation.

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	== Links ==		== Links ==
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		+	https://www.rbgsyd.nsw.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/72809/Tel9Kod415.pdf

	== References ==		== References ==

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-Phyllodes sessile, patent to slightly inclined, ± straight, ± quadrangular in section (to ± terete), with a yellow or pale-coloured vein at apex of each angle and a less prominent vein on the intervening faces (± 8-veined altogether, however, the intermediate veins are often incomplete not reaching the apex, obscure, wrinkle-like or not apparent, hence the phyllodes often appearing c. 4-veined), (1.5–) 2–4 (–4.5) cm long, 1–1.2 (–1.3) mm wide, rigid, light green (dry), glabrous (immature phyllodes with scattered, appressed, white-hyaline hairs), gradually tapered towards a pungent-pointed apex (the ﬁne tip orange-brown and 1.5–3.5 mm long), abruptly broadened or splayed at base 2–6 mm wide (leaving an oval-obovate scar on branchlet when lost), with a small ± circular gland on upper margin or vein near (or to 3 mm above) base and often a second minute gland c. ⅓–⅔from base; galls with a shape that is hakea fruit-like are commonly formed within some phyllodes.
+'''Phyllodes''' sessile, patent to slightly inclined, ± straight, ± quadrangular in section (to ± terete), with a yellow or pale-coloured vein at apex of each angle and a less prominent vein on the intervening faces (± 8-veined altogether, however, the intermediate veins are often incomplete not reaching the apex, obscure, wrinkle-like or not apparent, hence the phyllodes often appearing c. 4-veined), (1.5–) 2–4 (–4.5) cm long, 1–1.2 (–1.3) mm wide, rigid, light green (dry), glabrous (immature phyllodes with scattered, appressed, white-hyaline hairs), gradually tapered towards a pungent-pointed apex (the ﬁne tip orange-brown and 1.5–3.5 mm long), abruptly broadened or splayed at base 2–6 mm wide (leaving an oval-obovate scar on branchlet when lost), with a small ± circular gland on upper margin or vein near (or to 3 mm above) base and often a second minute gland c. ⅓–⅔from base; galls with a shape that is hakea fruit-like are commonly formed within some phyllodes.
-Inﬂorescences normally paired (often one of the peduncles missing) or sometimes single on a rudimentary raceme axis to 1 mm long (often appearing simple); peduncles 5–21 mm long, glabrous; bracts at base of peduncles deeply convex, ± broadly ovate, often with a split or minor lobe/peak about midway below either side of the apex, to 2 mm long, sparsely ciliolate, often caducous; heads globular, 17–25-ﬂowered, 5–7 mm diam. (dry), cream-coloured to pale yellow. Bracteoles ± obovate to broadly spathulate, 0.9–1.1 mm long, ciliolate, with scattered minute hairs also on the outer surface of the claw especially along midline (which is often not central). Flowers 5-merous; calyx cupular, 0.8–1.2 mm long, dissected for ¼(–⅓) or less, with minute hyaline-white hairs at base and often scattered on tube or concentrated along ribs, ciliolate along the obtuse to broadly rounded lobes; corolla dissected for ⅓–½or more, probably splitting towards base with age, the petals 1.5–1.9 mm long, 1-veined, glabrous or with inconspicuous, minute hairs or granules at apex mainly on margin, acute and often purplish in upper half; ovary glabrous to white-puberulous.
+'''Inﬂorescences''' normally paired (often one of the peduncles missing) or sometimes single on a rudimentary raceme axis to 1 mm long (often appearing simple); peduncles 5–21 mm long, glabrous; bracts at base of peduncles deeply convex, ± broadly ovate, often with a split or minor lobe/peak about midway below either side of the apex, to 2 mm long, sparsely ciliolate, often caducous; heads globular, 17–25-ﬂowered, 5–7 mm diam. (dry), cream-coloured to pale yellow. Bracteoles ± obovate to broadly spathulate, 0.9–1.1 mm long, ciliolate, with scattered minute hairs also on the outer surface of the claw especially along midline (which is often not central). Flowers 5-merous; calyx cupular, 0.8–1.2 mm long, dissected for ¼(–⅓) or less, with minute hyaline-white hairs at base and often scattered on tube or concentrated along ribs, ciliolate along the obtuse to broadly rounded lobes; corolla dissected for ⅓–½or more, probably splitting towards base with age, the petals 1.5–1.9 mm long, 1-veined, glabrous or with inconspicuous, minute hairs or granules at apex mainly on margin, acute and often purplish in upper half; ovary glabrous to white-puberulous.
-Pods and seeds unknown.
+'''Pods''' and seeds ''unknown''.
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 == General Plant Info ==
-'''Acacia''' '''''atrox''''', a new species, does not appear to have any particularly close relatives, but may have some afﬁnities with [['''A. ''carneorum''''']] from which it is readily distinguished by its glabrous branchlets, pale-coloured ﬂower-heads and especially by its phyllodes which are characteristically markedly splayed or dilated at their base.
+'''Acacia''' '''''atrox''''', a new species also provisionally listed as '''Acacia sp. ‘Myall Creek’''', does not appear to have any particularly close relatives, but may have some afﬁnities with [[A. carneorum]] from which it is readily distinguished by its glabrous branchlets, pale-coloured ﬂower-heads and especially by its phyllodes. The phyllodes are perhaps the most distinctive feature of these plants, where the base of their phyllodes are conspicuously splayed, a most unusual (but not unique) character for an ''Acacia''
-Acacia atrox is restricted to the Inverell region on the North Western Slopes of New South Wales and is provisionally listed as an '''endangered''' species, requiring planning and management for its conservation.
+'''Acacia ''atrox''''' is restricted to the Inverell region on the North Western Slopes of New South Wales and is provisionally listed as an '''endangered''' species, requiring planning and management for its conservation.
 == Geographic distribution ==
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	== General Plant Info ==		== General Plant Info ==
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		+	'''Acacia''' '''''atrox''''', a new species, does not appear to have any particularly close relatives, but may have some afﬁnities with [['''A. ''carneorum''''']] from which it is readily distinguished by its glabrous branchlets, pale-coloured ﬂower-heads and especially by its phyllodes which are characteristically markedly splayed or dilated at their base.
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		+	Acacia atrox is restricted to the Inverell region on the North Western Slopes of New South Wales and is provisionally listed as an '''endangered''' species, requiring planning and management for its conservation.

	== Geographic distribution ==		== Geographic distribution ==