10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLACK WATTLE»
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black wattle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
black wattle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Vernacular names Black wattle, tan wattle (En). Acacia noir (Fr). Acácia negra (
Po). Mu- wati (Sw). Origin and geographic distribution Black wattle is native to
south-eastern Australia from 35–44°S latitude (New South Wales, Queensland, ...
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Farms Trees and Farmers: Responses to Agricultural ...
Black wattle (Acacia mearnsii) was probably introduced into Kenya sometime in
the 1890s. Although indigenous to Australia, the seed used for Kenyan plantings
was likely brought by settlers from South Africa, where it had been widely ...
Peter A. Dewees, J. E. Michael Arnold,
2014
In Australia, plantations of A mangium have recently been established on the Tiwi
Islands, N.T. for paper pulp production. Acacia auriculiformis (Northern Black
Wattle) is also widely planted in the Asia-Pacific region, mainly for fuelwood and
...
Environment Australia, Bureau of Flora and Faun, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, Australian Biological Resources Study, Patrick M McCarthy, CSIRO, Annette J G Wilson, A. E. Orchard, Alexander S George,
2001
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The Agricultural Journal of British East Africa
Mr. Claude Smith's specimen came from the close-foliage variety which is that
grown in Natal. — Accacia decurrens oar. mollis. The result is that with an
average of 34% for ordinary Natal Black Wattle, 38% for the best Australian Black
Wattle, ...
Kenya. Dept. of Agriculture,
1908
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Combating Desertification with Plants
The thinnings have found many uses in places where black wattle trees are
grown. The thinnings are used for weaving baskets; making fish traps; making
traditional doors and windows among the poor; in the construction of houses,
granaries ...
D. Pasternak, Arnold Schlissel,
2001
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Forest Trees of Australia
Black Wattle Acacia mearnsii De Wild. 120 ̊E 130 ̊E 140 ̊E 150 ̊E 20 ̊S 30
̊S 40 ̊S Black wattle is a large shrub or small tree, commonly in the height
range 6–10 m but at times attaining 15 m. It has a main stem which is usually ...
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Wattles and
Wattle-barks: Being Hints on the Conservation ...
It commonly bears the name of " Black Wattle," Pukarlika," of Boulia, Q. blacks (
Roth). " Silver Wattle," Tocumwal, S.P. ; " Black Wattle," Wagga Wagga, J.H.M. ;
Lachlan and Murrumbidgee, J.D., " Black Wattle. An upright shrub or small tree of
...
Joseph Henry Maiden,
1906
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Agricultural Journal of the Cape of Good Hope
... position which the Wattle bark industry has assumed in Natal. As was stated in
a recent number of this Journal (September 1904) the Black Wattle (Acacia
decurrens) is now yielding produce in bark and firewood worth £100,000
annually.
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he Agricultural journal of the Cape of Good Hope
THE BLACK WATTLE-ACACIA DECURRENS. By E. Hutchins, Conservator of
Forests, Western Conservancy. I have had so many enquiries regarding the
cultivation of the Black Wattle in Cape Colony that it seems advisable to put the ...
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The Agricultural Journal of the Cape of Good Hope
The Common Saligna Wattle or Port Jacksou Willow of the Cape Flats averages
about 20 or 23 per cent, of tannin, Black Wattle about 25 or 30 per cent, and
Pycnantha Wattle a little more. When therefore we read that the bark of the Mallet
...
Cape of Good Hope (Colony). Dept. of Agriculture,
1905
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BLACK WATTLE»
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black wattle is used in the context of the following news items.
Wine, Land & the Pain of Transformation - a Heady Mix
... logs of black wattle that I'd placed at the entrance. But not a single log of wood was taken, in fact the camphors kept getting chopped down. «AllAfrica.com, Jul 15»
News gardens mark seasons
The plants featured in the garden include djilgar (black wattle), banya (bunya nut) and the wongal (plum pine). They were all used by the ... «Fraser Coast Chronicle, May 15»
Walkways along Cooum to come up at Rs. 35 crore
According to the draft ecological plan, floral species such as black wattle, sacred fig, Madras thorn, Indian mulberry, neem, banyan, magizham ... «The Hindu, Apr 15»
The Balmain focuses new menu on healthy, fresh meals
The new menu has been created by new head chef, Mark Ferraro whose resume includes positions at Boathouse Black Wattle Bay, Moran's ... «Australian Hospitality Magazine, Apr 15»
Philip Clarke's discovery of Aboriginal plant kingdom
... northern woolly-butt with large orange flower clusters, silver-leaved paperbark with creamy green bottlebrushes, black wattle trees with long ... «The Australian, Feb 15»
Dead bodies discovered in Middelburg
Postmortems are being conducted after two bodies were discovered in a bush near the Black Wattle Colliery in Middelburg, Mpumalanga. «The Citizen, Feb 15»
Tanac announces plans to construct pellet mill in Brazil
Tannin is extracted from the bark of Acacia mearnsii (also known as Black Acacia or Black Wattle). After removing the bark, the remaining wood ... «Biomass Magazine, Dec 14»
Blooming pest for home owners - new regulations on invasive plants
New laws state that land owners must monitor and remove invasive plants to avoid prosecution. The Black wattle is just one of the plant species ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Nov 14»
Freak storm wreaks havoc in Grahamstown
The bonnet of his 1984 Ford Granada was hit by a giant Black Wattle tree. "At the moment I'm waiting for that tree to be removed so that I can ... «Grocott's Mail Online, Nov 14»
Bea Zobel Jr. is behind the ultimate Filipino bazaar
Also popular are lanterns made of glass, metal and woods; and side tables fashioned from black wattle, acacia and recycled woods. «Inquirer.net, Nov 14»