phyllode

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Australian native Zig Zag wattle flowers, Acacia macradenia, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Silhouette of a wattle branch at sunset Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow flowers and rush-like phyllodes of the Australian Native Broom, Viminaria juncea, family Fabaceae, growing in Sydney heath Royalty Free Stock Photo

Large brown seed pods and foliage of Australian native Golden Wattle, Acacia pycnantha, family Fabaceae. Floral emblem of Australi Royalty Free Stock Photo

Bee pollinating yellow flowers of the Australian Native Broom, Viminaria juncea, family Fabaceae, growing in Sydney heath Royalty Free Stock Photo

Backlit yellow flowers of Australian native Bent Leaf Wattle Acacia flexifolia, family Fabaceae. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow flowers of the Western Australian native Sandpaper Wattle, Acacia denticulosa, family Fabaceae, subfamily Mimosoideae

Backlit phyllodes of the Western Australian native Clay Wattle, Acacia glaucoptera Royalty Free Stock Photo

Backlit yellow flowers of the Golden Wattle, Acacia pycnantha, family Fabaceae Royalty Free Stock Photo

Seed pods and phyllodes of the Australian native Desert Mulga wattle Acacia minyura, family, Fabaceae Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow flowers of the Australian native Golden Wattle, Acacia pycnantha, family Fabaceae Royalty Free Stock Photo

Backlit yellow flowers of the Australian native Golden Wattle, Acacia pycnantha, family Fabaceae Royalty Free Stock Photo

the Australian native Broad leaf Bitter Pea or Hop Bitter Pea flowers, Daviesia latifolia, family Fabaceae Royalty Free Stock Photo

Yellow flowers of the Western Australian native Sandpaper Wattle, Acacia denticulosa, family Fabaceae, subfamily Mimosoideae. Grows on sandy soils and granite outcrops from Geraldton to Kalgoorlie. Flowers in long spikes, phyllodes with toothed margins are rough and leathery