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Acacia brachystachya Benth. |
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Leguminosae Turpentine mulga. |
A large shrub, usually as wide as it is high, the branches
arching upward from the base; leaves very narrow, almost or quite straight;
pods narrower and thicker than mulga. It occurs in the more arid parts
of the mulga country, mostly west of the Paroo River in Queensland, and
is generally eaten less readily than most forms of genuine mulga (Everist
1969).
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