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Acacia tortilis
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Acacia tortilis |
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Fabaceae |
Family |
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Samur |
Vernacular Name |
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Perennial shrub |
Life Form |
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Large shrub or small tree, up to 3 m high, usually flat-topped with several main branches ascending from the base. Spines often in alternating pairs of long (1-3 cm) straight ones and short curved ones. Leaves pinnae mostly in 4-6 pairs, leaflets in 6-10 pairs. Flowers pale yellow heads. Pods more or less spirally coiled, nearly 5-10 cm long. |
Description |
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Elevated well-drained areas, in flat desert basins |
Habitat |
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Browsed by camels |
Grazing Importance |
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Honey beekeeping |
Other Uses |
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