Acacia deanei subsp deanei

South West Slopes Revegetation Guide

Acacia deanei subsp deanei

Deane's WattleAcacia deanei subsp. deanei

Species Information

Synonyms
Common Names Deane's Wattle, Green Wattle.
Family Mimosaceae - Mimosa family.
Name Origin deanei - after H. Deane, Gilgandra railway engineer who collected the first specimen

Specimen Data - CSU 1604

Location The Gap Road NSW, specimen from CSU Wagga Weeds Collection.
Notes Zone: Easting: Northing:
Collector Brown, Norma Date 01/10/1985
Determined By Kent, Kylie Date 14/06/2000

South West Slopes Revegetation Guide Information

Regional: Either one or both of the two subspecies were noted in the areas: Urana-Rand-Corowa; Long Plain-West Hume; Majors Creek; Deadmans-Bungowannah; Yambla; Upper Back-Upper Jerra Jerra; Mountain Tunnel; Coppabella; Narandera-Morundah-Galore-Collingullie; The Rock-Henty-Milbrulong; Boree; Brookong; Lower Sandy; Upper Sandy; Buckargingah; Wagga City; Mates Gully; and Eringowarrah-Deltroit-Hillas-Jellingro & Oaky.
Australia: Qld, NSW, Vic.
Habitat: Various sclerophyll communities on a range of soils.
Habit: Erect shrub or small tree, mostly 2-7 m high. Smooth grey-brown bark and green or green-yellow feathery foliage. Often in thickets.
Similar Species:
Site Preference:
Characteristics:
Flowering: Golden-yellow or more or less white, any time.
Seed Collection:
Propagation: From scarified seed.
Regeneration: From seed. Seeds freely and regenerates strongly in disturbed sites. Readily established when direct seeded.
Timber:
Shade and Shelter: Excellent low-level cover in windbreaks.
Land Protection: Particularly valuable for controlling erosion due to soil-binding fibrous roots. Legume - improves soil fertility by 'fixing' nitrogen.
Wildlife: Excellent habitat.
Ornamental:
Other: Poisonous to sheep and cattle if heavily grazed.

Note: The following information presented is only a guide, as plant characteristics vary depending on provenance (the plant's locality).

Site/Preferred Habitat : well-drained soil
Rainfall(mm) : 550
Growth Rate : fast
Tolerates : frost; drought
Resents : poor drainage
Uses & Comments : windbreak; fixes nitrogen; erosion control; wildlife; ornamental. Poisonous if heavily grazed

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