Acacia gladiiformis
Acacia gladiiformis
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<plantfyi-plant slug="acacia-gladiiformis"></plantfyi-plant>Acacia gladiiformis, the sword wattle, is a shrub native to New South Wales, named for its sword-shaped phyllodes. It grows on the western slopes and tablelands in open woodland on clay and clay-loam soils. Like many wattles of the inland slopes, it is drought-adapted and produces yellow globular flower heads in late winter and spring.
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What family does Acacia gladiiformis belong to?
Acacia gladiiformis (Acacia gladiiformis) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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