..so the 2nd tree kiang posted on p17 is, as cleverly worked out by kiang, probably A. salicina..

pods, as always, one of the final means to be sure, as phyllode width can vary greatly..

EDIT: and wage..still studying the interesting vein pattern in your last pics..

apologies for the 1960's looking photos was using a terrible quality camera. first few are what i believe to be acacia mucronata subs. mucronata .. very similar genetics to the one in the backyard though further into flowering and slightly broader phyllodes which continue to grow further down the stems as they thicken... I wonder whether the one in the backyard is a hybrid with mucronata and something else?

next photo after those i believe to be acacia leprosa aka scarlet blaze? .. when i get a good camera i definitely plan on revisiting these trees.. its in an area where the sun shines right through the phyllodes in the afternoon and showcases their beautiful veins.. thats what i was actually trying to capture when I took them and I was dissapointed when i got home and uploaded them how blurry they were. I plan on replicating these in better quality soon. and they will be in flower when i do so hopefully

i wonder if wage's mystery acacia (which we are certainly in abundance of here at nexus at the moment!) could be a form of acacia leprosa? the veins as well as the texture of the phyllodes look quite similar.. the phyllode shape seems wrong though, but as has been said phyllodes can vary quite a lot

Could anyone give me an ID on this one ? Southern Spain area

http://yfrog.com/72cimg3457nj
http://yfrog.com/5vcimg3458j
http://yfrog.com/mkcimg3459j
http://yfrog.com/eucimg3460pj
http://yfrog.com/jmcimg3461wj

JourneyToJah.. your tree looks similar to acacia retinodes.. which grows in spain

Thank you, I have a couple of photos I took today that I think show it better.

Btw, is it active? The info in the wiki is a bit unsure.


http://img844.imageshack...mg844/4861/cimg3462y.jpg
http://img703.imageshack...img703/8869/cimg3463.jpg
http://img20.imageshack....img20/6682/cimg3464w.jpg

Thank you!

Peace and love.

I've been trying to ID a few of these but so far to no avail.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

i don't think that is an acacia.. though the leaves look mysteriously phyllode like.. if it is, then it is not a species i am familiar with sorry. beautiful tree anyway

An extraction has been performed on the previously posted A. retinodes using an A/B tek. Trunk bark and rootbark was used.

The result of the first pull was a very clear solvent, but after 20 hours it started to precipitate. It turned out a bit contaminated by organic matter. The bioessay was performed with 10mg on marijuana bed on a pipe.

It was not very visual neither OEV nor CEV but it definitely delivers a change on the state of mind, very thoughtfull and inspiring; and also quite long lasting.

May be an interesting discovery considering the lack of info on Acacia.

I will come back with some photos of the second pull precip.

Peace light and love!

Thanks acacian.
I can't remember exactly where,
But I read somewhere of an acacia species with 'floppy' leaves.
It matched the description of this particular tree but for the life of me I can't remember the name.
I have some other snapshots but I might wait and read into it a bit more.

E.S.O

Found a different one, acacian could you help ID this ? Both branches are from the same tree, its quite interesting how the leaves on one branch got so wide and the other are slim.

http://img20.imageshack....img20/1919/cimg3469r.jpg
http://img27.imageshack....mg27/8961/cimg3465jf.jpg
http://img546.imageshack...img546/697/cimg3466d.jpg
http://img542.imageshack...mg542/9803/cimg3467t.jpg
http://img577.imageshack...mg577/9113/cimg3468n.jpg

Peace light and love.

JourneyToJah... still pondering the new photos...they still look very similar to retinodes (which has variable phyllode width).. I was looking over your last ones and am now wondering whether they could actually be acacia saligna... saligna and retinodes are both very similar looking species though saligna has a greyer tinge to the phyllodes (until rubbed) which I noticed in your photos.. nen?

cant find an id for this tree, i thought its acacia but after searching for acacia with red flowers i just found the acacia leprosa. i doubt its an acacia

i'm not sure what you've got there amrzhelmy... its not an acacia though

thanks acacian

found this one too. its not fresh i forgot it in my car. the flower was yellow
is this an acacia? active?

^..i suspect that's actually a mimosa or relative ..i'll have a think about the pods....interesting..

except for around 40-50 confirmed acacias worldwide (most in australia), the remaining 1200 remain a mystery in terms of 'activity'..

acaciananarchy..you have a melaluca (paper-park) ..no alkaloids..but plenty of antiseptic oils..

& JourneyToJah..that could well be NMT, from your brief description of effects..

Is it safe to try extraction? I read that some strains may contain harmful alkaloids
If yes do i use the bark or leaves and twigs??

unknown plants, near the coast...
1 mimosa like, with huge leaves
2 anadenanthera like, with smaller flowers

i took new pics, the plant still fresh. i found an acacia looks similar its acacia dealbata, but flowers looks different

help me id these acacias please