Click on images Photographer: B.R. Maslin Phyllodes broader than
normal. Photographer: B.R. Maslin Photographer: B.R. Maslin
Photographer: J. Maslin Seed from one herbarium voucher. Scale
in mm. Photographer: F. McCallum Acacia adsurgens Maiden &
Blakely, J. Roy. Soc. W. Australia, 13: 28, pl. 20, figs 6-10
(1928) Spreading shrubs mostly 1-4 m tall, young plants often
bushy and rounded but become openly branched, sometimes spindly
and with an untidy aspect with age, dividing at ground level
into a number of slender main, ascending to erect stems (maximum
basal stem diameter is 10-15 cm). Bark grey to reddish brown,
mostly smooth but may be rough and somewhat fibrous at base of
main stems on oldest plants. Branchlets glabrous, apically
resinous (but not sticky), light brown or reddish brown. New
shoots green, resinous (but not sticky). Phyllodes linear,
mostly 11-18 (-20) cm long, occasional phyllodes on some
specimens only 8 cm, normally (1.5-) 2-4 mm wide but
occasionally 5-7 mm, ascending to erect or wide-s