Acacia longifolia subsp. sophorae: Difference between revisions
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General Plant Info
Geographic distribution
Widespread in coastal regions of eastern and southern Australia; naturalised in South Africa, eastern USA, southern Europe.
Identification
Differs from Acacia longifolia [1] in having wider, rounder phyllodes, more twisted pods, and a more prostrate habit. Common on coastal dunes.
Alkaloid content
Reported DMT, Bufotenine, Tryptamine, Cinnamoylhistamine, n-dec-3-enolylhistamine [D. Siebert; Entheogen Review].
Extraction
Other uses
Seeds eaten by indigenous Australians.
Cultivation
Tolerates windy conditions:
