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Acacia kempeana (Acacia or ακακία (akakia) from the Gr**** word Akis for
thorn and
kempeana after Pastor Kempe, co-founder of
Lutheran Mission at Hermannburg-Ntaria...
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reason why
wattles die
within 10 to 15 years. The
roots of the
Acacia kempeana shrub are
another source of the grubs. When held, as a
defence mechanism...
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where they feed on the sap from the
roots of the
witchetty bush (Acacia
kempeana) and the
small cooba (Acacia ligulata). The
caterpillar grows to a length...
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wattle (A. murrayana),
curara (A. tetragonophylla),
witchetty bush (A.
kempeana), wiry
wattle (A. coriacea),
mallee golden wattle (A. notabilis), ranji...
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Witchetty Bush. This area is home to the
endemic species of acacia,
Acacia kempeana,
which feeds the wood
borer larva, the
witchetty maggot, up to
three inches...
- Daemia, Vincetoxi****) P.
atropurpurea now
Daemia atropurpurea P.
kempeana now
Daemia kempeana P.
linearis now Vincetoxi****
lineare P.
officinalis now Cynanchum...
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aphrodisiac and to
treat dizziness,
convulsions and body
pains Acacia kempeana Used in Pituri, but not
known if psychoactive.
Acacia kettlewelliae 1.3-1...
- Rhyncharrhena atropurpurea and Rh. quinquepartita in 1859 and Pentatropis
kempeana in 1882, are
considered to be synonyms. As Rhyncharrhena linearis, the...
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Acacia colei Acacia coriacea dogwood Acacia holosericea strap wattle Acacia kempeana witchetty bush
Acacia murrayana Acacia pycnantha Acacia retinodes Acacia...
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Acacia kalgoorliensis Acacia karina Acacia keigheryi Acacia kelleri Acacia kempeana Acacia kenneallyi Acacia kerryana Acacia kettlewelliae Acacia kimberleyensis...
