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Vachellia kosiensis
... confused with its close relative, the Sweet Thorn, Vachellia karroo , and was previously considered to be a coastal form of it. They can be told apart by Vachellia karroo having flowers at the branch ends. Grows on coastal ...
Vachellia robusta subsp. robusta
... pods adorning the tree from November–August. Vachellia robusta grows fast. Trees are usually deciduous for a short period. ... together with or after the new leaves in spring. Vachellia robusta is variable, and is subdivided into 3 subspecies: ...
Vachellia tortilis
... Botanical Garden July 2012 Vachellia tortilis subsp. tortilis reaches heights of between 5 and 20 ... cannot be confused with those of any other South African Vachellia or Senegalia . They are rolled up into a tight circle or wound ...
Vachellia hebeclada subsp. hebeclada
... it is unlikely to be confused with any other South African Vachellia or Senegalia species, especially when the large upright ... northern provinces of South Africa The flowers of Vachellia hebeclada attract lots of small insects like bees and flies which ...
Vachellia erioloba
... summer temperatures and severe frosts. In very dry areas Vachellia erioloba occurs along watercourses or where underground water is ... to 60 m, providing access to deep ground water. Vachellia Vachellia erioloba can be propagated easily by seeds. The ...
Vachellia nilotica subsp. kraussiana
... This subspecies occurs south of the Zambezi River. Vachellia This medium to large semi-deciduous tree will grow in most ... ex Delile subsp. kraussiana (Benth.) Brenan . Vachellia refers to George Harvey Vachell (1789 – 1839), chaplain to the ...
Vachellia sieberiana var. woodii
... should be limited (also quantities of wilted leaves). Vachellia This tree is easily propagated from seed that has been immersed ... known as Acacia sieberiana var. woodii . Vachellia refers to George Harvey Vachell (1789 – 1839), chaplain to the ...
Vachellia xanthophloea
... scent of the flowers and perform a pollination role. Vachellia The fever tree is an exceptionally attractive tree and is ... called Acacia xanthophloea . The genus name Vachellia is named a after George Harvey Vachell (1789 – 1839), chaplain to ...
Vachellia karroo
... National Botanical Garden January 2002 Vachellia karroo has a rounded crown, branching fairly low down on the trunk. ... the size, shape and position of the thorns. Vachellia karroo may be found from the Western Cape through to Zambia and ...