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Weed profile: Prickly acacia - Weed of National Significance

Prickly acacia

Prickly acacia

Prickly acacia

Acacia nilotica

At present over 6.6 million ha of arid and semi-arid Queensland are infested with prickly acacia, mainly in the Mitchell Grass Downs. Prickly acacia could potentially infest vast tracts of grasslands and woodlands throughout Australia.

Status

  • Declared in NSW under the Noxious Weeds Act 1993 (view details)
  • Weed of National Significance (definition)

Related publications

Title
Prickly Acacia Best Practice Manual (www.weeds.org.au)  
Prickly acacia - weed management guide  
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