File:Acacia floribunda inflorescences 7th Brigade Park Chermside L1040928.jpg
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English: Acacia floribunda, the gossamer wattle, is a small to medium to large sized shrub in 7th Brigade Park. It is only found in revegetation plantings with no evidence of naturalising in the park as yet. No doubt it is building a soil seedbank though and will sprout in areas disturbed mechanically or by fire. |
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| Author | John Robert McPherson |
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| current | 10:18, 18 December 2019 | | 4,112 × 3,088 (14.73 MB) | John Robert McPherson | Higher resolution photo. |
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