Prefers hot and dry zones with well-drained, infertile, acidic, and neutral sands and loams. Thrives at altitudes ranging from 100 to 700 meters. Can tolerate a rainfall range of 100 to 550 mm.
Mintilpi
Acacia adurgen, also known as mintilpi, is a moderately fast-growing shrub to shrubby tree that can reach heights of 1.5 to 4 meters. It thrives in hot, dry zones with well-drained, infertile soils. This plant is palatable to cattle and has potential for fuel and soil stabilization purposes.
Acacia adurgen
Australia
Other Relevant Information: - Acacia adurgen, also known as mintilpi, is native to hot dry zones and grows well in well-drained, infertile, acidic, and neutral sands and loams. - It is a moderately fast-growing shrub to shrubby tree, reaching heights of 1.5 to 4 meters. - The plant can be found at altitudes between 100 and 700 meters, and it thrives in areas with rainfall ranging from 100 to 550 mm. - While palatable to cattle, it is not heavily grazed. - Acacia adurgen has good potential for use as a source of fuel and for soil stabilization.
- Grows on well drained, infertile, acidic and neutral sands and loams
A moderately fast growing, large shrub to shrubby tree grows to 1.5 to 4 metres. Grows in hot dry zones on well drained, infertile, acidic and neutral sands and loams, altitude 100 - 700 m, and rainfall 100-550 mm.
Palatable to cattle but not grazed to any great extent. Good potential for fuel and soil stabilisation.