- Pronunciation: a-KAY-sha ah-ten-you-AH-tah
- Common Name: Whipstick Wattle
- Derivation: Acacia: Gr. akakia - to sharpen (first Species described had short, pointed Leaves)
- Type: Shrub
- Family: MIMOSACEAE
- Status: VULNERABLE
- Size: 2 metres
- Flowers: Ball, Cream Winter
- Fruit: Pod
- Vegetation Type: Dry Eucalypt Forest, open or dry Heath.
- Species List: Craft, NLTalks2010, Janet, Regional Ecosystem 12.2.13. Regional Ecosystem 12.9-10.4.
Cultural Notes
TAKE CARE! Some information about bush foods and medicines may be anecdotal. Correct identification and preparation is essential:
Acacia Species - Many wattle Species have gum that exudes from their stems and trunks. The pale gums can be sucked like candy or soaked in Water as jelly.
Source of Fibre.
Identification Notes
Leaves and phyllodes occur on the Plant at the same time Flowers in balls
Landscaping Notes
Successfully propagated by Mooloolah Native Nursery
