Description and Uses
Acacia pycnantha (Golden wattle) is a
tropical
tree from
Northern Australia . It is mainly grown for its
tannin crops
, which have a
very long shelf life. The crop is harvested by
pruning. It starts flowering after
0 -
0 years. The yield will be
{missing data}, but in its top season there will be a yield of
{missing data}. Other crop types include;
ornamental, oil, gum resin, psychedelic, . The
{missing data} is used as
{missing data} . The
{missing data} is used as "
{missing data} " with
{missing data} ({missing data} -
{missing data}) as its significant
phytochemical. There is
{missing data} extracted by
{missing data} from the
tree's
{missing data} yielding
{missing data} -
{missing data} oil. The
tree's wood is called
{missing data} and has a density of
0 -
0 kg/m³. Regarding firewood production the
tree's growing speed is
medium, it's energetic value is
0 ckal/kg and the wood's drying speed is
{missing data}. After
24 years the
tree can be totally removed as it reached its commercial and ecological goal.
Acacia pycnantha has a lifespan of
27 years.
Environmental limitations
The tree is
8 meters tall with a crown of
0 meters wide. The
tree prefers a planting distance of
0 cm and a row distance of
0 cm. It is
fast growing and
partial shade tolerant.
Acacia pycnantha has a
deep root-system and it has symbiotic associations with the
fungi
(endo and ecto mycorrhiza). It is
able to fix nitrogen moderately with
"Brucellaceae bacteria. The name(s) or string of bacteria include(s)
"not applicable ". The
tree's flower-morphology is
hermaphroditic and is pollinated by
{missing data}.
Acacia pycnantha is
{missing data} and
{missing data} and has
no thorns.
Acacia pycnantha thrives in an altitude of
0 to
1500 meters above sea-level
(tropical). The minimum temperature is
0°C; optimally between
25 -
40°C. The optimal rainfall is
720
mm/year. Without irrigation the annual rainfall should be between
370 -
700mm (L/m²). The optimal soil-pH is between
6.0 -
9.0 in a soil texture of
sand. To salt it is
{missing data} to wind
{missing data} and to fire
{missing data}.
Pests and Diseases
Acacia pycnantha is susceptible to the following pests:
. And it's susceptible to the following diseases:
(missing data) ,
,
.
Seed Propagation
Seeds are
{missing data} and can be stored for
24 months. There are approximative
0
seeds/kg. The seeds can be propagated as followed:
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