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Acacia galpinii

Scientific Name: Acacia galpinii

Family: Fabaceae

Category: Dicot

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Description: Foliage of A.galpiniii Acacia galpinii is a deciduous tree, losing its leaves during the southern African winter (April-July). It is fast-growing and can reach 25-30 m.&*! The monkey thorn (Acacia galpinii Burtt Davy) is a large deciduous tree of Southern and Eastern Africa. A fast growing, long-lived tree, with a maximum height of&nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii This handsome South African tree is one of the largest of the Acacias with its rounded canopy and widely spreading branches. Do not plant it close to buildings as it has an extensive root system. Picture ctesy Gareth BedfordThe Monkey Thorn loses its leaves in &*! Opinion - In Namibia the monkey-thorn acacia only occurs naturally along the river banks of the eastern Zambezi region, while it is otherwise&nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii. Photo: Bart Wursten Mukuvisi Woodland, office area. Acacia galpinii. Photo: Bart Wursten Deka River, on road from Robins Camp to the Matetsi&nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii, Monkey Thorn plant information, of the familty . A fast-growing tree with luxuriant growth, this attractively shaped Acacia is one of the largest and &nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii est un arbre feuilles caduques, qui tombent durant l&#39hiver de l&#39 hmisphre Sud, d&#39avril juin. De croissance assez rapide, cette espce peut&nbsp&*! Monkey thorn (En). Origin and geographic distribution. Acacia galpinii occurs in Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique and northern&nbsp&*! The Acacia galpinii is the largest of the South African Acacia species. The common name, Monkey thorn, is thought to refer to the tendency of&nbsp&*! Likely ID: Apiesdoring (Senegalia galpinii). Identifications:1 Likely ID: Monkey Thorn (Senegalia galpinii). Identifications:1 Acacia galpinii (1). By: Joseph&nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii is often confused with Acacia polyacantha from which it can be distinguished by the gland on the leaf stalk: small in A. galpinii and large in A.&*! . Medium to large deciduous tree. Prickles in opposite pairs, short, broad and hooked. Flowers in long slender spikes, cream to pale yellow, the&nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii (Burtt Davy). Family name: Fabaceae (pod-bearing plant family) Sub family: Mimosoideae. Common names: Monkey-thorn (English) Tshikwalo&nbsp&*! Acacia is a genus of shrubs and trees belonging to the subfamily Mimosoideae of the family Fabaceae. A deciduous tree growing up to 30m with a rounded&nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii in the Germplasm Resces Information Network (GRIN), U.S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service. Accessed on 09-Oct-10.&*! Phytochemistry. 2004 Jan65(2):215-20. Trimeric proteracacinidins and a (6--&gt6)- bis-leucoteracacinidin from Acacia galpinii and Acacia caffra. Bennie L(1)&nbsp&*! Phytochemistry. 2002 Jul60(5):521-32. (4--&gt6)-Coupled proteracacinidins and promelacacinidins from Acacia galpinii and Acacia caffra. Bennie L(1), Coetzee J &nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii grows naturally on the riverbanks and smaller drainage lines in semi-arid areas ofSouthern Africa. Trial planting of the species as a decorative&nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii grows naturally on the riverbanks and smaller drainage lines in semi-arid areas ofSouthern Africa. Trial planting of the species&nbsp&*! Acacia Galpinii (Monkey Thorn). By Cave Tree Bonsai Updated about 3 months ago. Age: est 2008. Sce: Nursery stock. This tree just seems to have a&nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii r en rtvxtart som beskrevs av Burtt Davy. Acacia galpinii ingr i slktet akacior, och familjen rtvxter. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue&nbsp&*! Ecology : Woodland, wooded grassland, bushveld, often but not always on river banks also on termite mounds or (scattered) through low acacia woodland&nbsp&*! Monkeythorn (A. mearnsii pictured). View Mores Below. Common Name : Monkeythorn. Scientific Name: Senegalia galpinii (syn. Acacia galpinii).&*! Monkey Thorn Tree - Acacia galpinii - House Plant/Bonsai/Outdoors - 6&quot Pot This handsome South African tree is one of the largest of the Acacias with its&nbsp&*! This Pin was discovered by Randall A. Gordon. Discover (and save!) y own Pins on Pinterest. | See more about Acacia and Bonsai.&*! Acacia galpinii, the well-known monkey thorn or apiesdoring in Afrikaans, is a big deciduous tree with light green foliage that grows fast and reaches heights of&nbsp&*! Version 1.2. World Agroforestry Centre, Nairobi. About the Switchboard. Email: switchboard@cgiar.org. Y results for the search term: &#39Acacia galpinii&#39&nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii Burtt Davy family LEGUMINOSAE, in Kew Bull. 1922: 326 (1922) F.P.F.T. 2: 337 (1932). &#8212 Steedman, Trees etc. S. Rhod.: 13 (1933). &#8212 O. B.&nbsp&*! Go to Print Version. Acacia galpinii Burtt Davy Taxonomic Serial No.: 820131. ( Download Help) Acacia galpinii TSN 820131&nbsp&*! Recent screening of the heartwood extracts of Acacia galpinii and Acacia caffra has revealed a considerable structural diversity as far as the presence of&nbsp&*! The first two proteracacinidin dimers were isolated from the heartwood of Acacia galpinii. Epioritin-4&#945-ol under mild acidic conditions yielded epioritin-(4&#946.&*! Please help - Acacia galpinii Bonsai Can anyone please help me with the next steps of what to do to make my tree become a beautiful bonsai?&*! display_name: Acacia galpinii Burtt Davy nomenclatural_code: ICBN sce_authority: IPNI valid_catalog_term_fg: 1. Classification: Plantae (kingdom ) more&nbsp&*! General information about Acacia galpinii (ACAGA)&*! Hi Allone more for the book! pic 1&gt was taken on the day of ownership &quotstoked&quot what a wonderful South African indigenous tree the MONKEY&nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii Burtt Davy is an accepted name. This name is the accepted name of a species in the genus Acacia (family Leguminosae). The record derives&nbsp&*! This deciduous tree loses its leaves during the winter and is drought and frost resistant. It has a large rounded crown and is fast-growing as it can reach 25-30 m.&*! Acacia erioloba &#8211 camel thorn thorn / kameeldoring. Acacia galpinii &#8211 monkey thorn / apiesdoring Acacia karoo &#8211 sweet thorn / soetdoring.&*! Acacia galpinii, Monkey Thorn (e), Apiesdoring (a), Mokgapa . This fairly fast growing, hardy, deciduous thorn tree is one of the largest of the Acacias.&*! International Plant Names Index as Acacia galpinii Burtt Davy Interim Register of Marine and Nonmarine Genera as Acacia galpinii Burtt Davy GRIN Taxonomy&nbsp&*! This tree &#8211 Acacia galpinii, more commonly known as monkey thorn &#8211 is most certainly a South African local, and a fantastic species for bonsai.&*! Code Usage. Acacia galpinii or Monkey Thorn (Apiesdoring) is a deciduous tree that grows to the size of 18 x 22 meter. It is frost hardy with a tap root system.&*! Acacia galpinii Burtt Davy Search in The Plant List &middot Search in IPNI &middot Search in Australian Plant Name Index &middot Search in NYBG Virtual Herbarium &middot Search in&nbsp&*! Lifestyle: Producer. Phanerophyte (tree or large woody shrub). Habitat: Terrestrial , savanna woodland. Occurrence: Indigenous. Perrennial, Deciduous.&*! Acacia galpinii: B and T World Seeds&#39 database output.&*! Plant : This is a large tree with luxuriant, light green foliage, making it ideal for a big garden. The bark is pale yellow and flaky. The fine, feathery&nbsp&*! Nursery container studies on Acacia galpinii, A. karroo and Bolusanthus speciosus. Motoma, Lesego M.(Lesego Motlatsi) (1998). Thesis (M. Sc.) -- University of&nbsp&*! Acacia galpinii. 2 Basterhaak-en-steek. False umbrella thorn. Acacia luederitzii. 3 Bergkaree. Mountain karree. Rhus lepotodictya. 4 Blinkblaar-wag-&#39n-bietjie.&*!