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waltraud wrote:
Yesterday
Mike
the veins are hard to see; but the photographed plant is about 2m tall - I should have mentioned this when I recorded; A gunnii is a small up to 1m tall plant.
Acacia cultriformis
Mike wrote:
Yesterday
I used to think I could tell the difference between Acacia cultriformis and Acacia pravissima but the CNM sightings make it unclear. NSW PlantNET says A. cultriformis has 'midvein prominent, lateral veins faint' and is 'Very variable in phyllode shape and may be confused with Acacia pravissima which has a secondary longitudinal vein'. I can see two veins in these phyllodes.
Acacia cultriformis
waltraud wrote:
Yesterday
it was just 2 meters away from the rose that the Mon crew cut ... BTW there are more roses that I spotted during my StJW spraying session yesterday as well as STs .....
Acacia cultriformis
abread111 wrote:
16 Dec 2025
3 of them, not treated, I did not have dabber, not mapped except by this CNM photo, so easy to find
Acacia baileyana
waltraud wrote:
16 Dec 2025
It doesn't look big. Did anyone tackle? I can't find it on Field Maps, neither Treated nor Not treated.
Acacia baileyana

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