Description
Acacia trees are woody plants, typically characterized by their feathery or fern-like leaves (or flattened leafstalks called phyllodes in some species), sharp thorns, and fuzzy, ball-shaped yellow or white flowers that grow in clusters. These adaptable trees thrive in warm, dry regions, playing important ecological roles by fixing soil nitrogen, preventing erosion, and providing food for wildlife. They produce elongated, pod-like fruits and are valued for their durable wood and sweet-smelling flowers used in the floral industry.
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