Glabrous shrub or tree normally 2–3 m high, sometimes to 7 m. Branchlets pruinose. Stipules presumably spinose on young plants, represented by minute tooth-like projections at mature nodes. Phyllodes commonly elliptic to narrowly elliptic or lanceolate, 1.5–2.5 cm long, 7–13 mm wide, l: w ratio = 1.5–3, thin, rounded-obtuse, glaucous, rarely green except on new shoots, with midrib not prominent, finely penniveined; gland basal, not prominent, c. 0.5 mm long. Inflorescences racemose (with axes 1–6 cm long) as in A. victoriae, some simple as in A. synchronicia; peduncles mostly twinned, 7–10 mm long, slender, with caducous bract above middle; heads prolific, globular, 35–50-flowered, pale yellow. Flowers 5-merous; sepals free. Pods narrowly oblong, to 4 cm long, 12–13 mm wide, chartaceous, pruinose. Seeds transverse, oblong to ovate, 4.5–5 mm long, slightly shiny, brown to black; funicle thick, scarcely arillate.
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A dense shrub or tree. It grows 1.8-6 m high. The flowers are pale yellow.
It is a tropical plant. It grows on red loam, sands, clays and floodplains. It grows in the Pilbara in Western Australia.
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Grows in sandy loam on flood plains and commonly forms almost monospecific stands.
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