Thanks mate ! Not worthy of extraction i take at 0.02%

Hey guys, I've been lurking a while but this is my first post! I have a few of these in my yard, and I'm pretty sure they're some type of Acacia, any help would be appreciated!

i would say its worthy of experimentation.. not if your looking for high tryptamine yields, but it is a tree with very little research done and you might be able to find alkaloids in there at certain times of year..

I would not know where to even start, i guess ill have to look at extraction methods. I know this is not the right place to talk about extraction but if you could point me in the right direction of how to test the tree that would be great. Even if you throw me a PM i would be ever so grateful

Tryptamines found at one time of year THH another. Its in the improving acacia info thread for you to read.
As for extraction try cybs ATB (acid to base) with a freeze thaw beforehand (for targetting tryptamines)
Or maybe gibrans tek for THH and harmala alkaloids.
Big emphasis is put on research especially when it comes to wild species so you have a greater appreciation of what you are engaging with. It will open your eyes.

@UncleDemon - sorry, that's not an Acacia.

People can get confused when they see bi-pinnate leaves and seed pods, but you can clearly see from the flowers it's not an acacia.

There's a post further back you can refer to on how to ID an acacia using the 3 main properties (leaves/flowers/pods)

Found this in abundance in a remote area.

A. Obtusifolia?

it does appear to be yeah..

Seems to have a more curved phyllodes than most images online. Has me thinking this might be a Obtusifolia dominate X with Maidenii.

Oh and that tree I thought was A.Floribunda yielded next 2 nothing.

it may well be something else .. more photos will help

More of the same, sorry for the bad quality. I need a real camera

very interesting specimen.. i take back my diagnosis of obtusifolia.. thinking it may be something else. what was the texture of the trunk like? you may be onto something regarding possible maidenii genes

Honestly didn't have a close look at the base but they where very sparse loose tree's, with smooth brown bark. From what I saw everything matches the A.Obtusifloia except the curved phyllodes.

Yea I kinda think this is a A.Obtusifolia Dominate cross with A.Maidenii.
Also found a few beautiful and rare Late flowering A.Maidenii. I will wait for them 2 seed and collect only a few. Also observed a bunch of lovely A.Maidenii perched on a mountain cliff top, out of harms way hehehe.

So I did a quick burn and it defiantly has a familiar smell/taste. WOOT!

Possibly a.implexa? Is the bark smooth on the older trees too? Implexa seems to vary a huge ammount in shape and structure .

Hi everyone. I suspect I've found some A. Floribunda but not entirely certain. Any feedback would be appreciated, thanks.

Went searching for firewood in the Snowy Mountains, got pricked by a little fella which warranted further inspection...

Hey all, I have found what I believe to be either a. MEARNSII or a. DEALBATA, if someone could give me an I.D. it would be greatly appreciated.

hey i found this tree today , and i dont think its an acacia , so i wanted to make sure

Hey, runner hard to say without flowers, But it doesn't look like an acacia. Not sure on the I.D, good luck with your search!

Zero; The suspected Floribunda, could potentially be mucronata. Definitely interested in hearing other people opinions as I have found another tree sharing the same attributes...
goodluck