General Impact
Acacia farnesiana can spread readily and grow quickly, (Land Protection, 2001). As it often forms thorny thickets along some watercourses in Australia, it can be a considerable nuisance during mustering and can also hinder access to water (Land Protection, 2001). While access is less of a problem in areas where cattle graze on the mimosa, they readily eat the nutritious seed pods assisting its spread.
No Impact information recorded for Acacia farnesiana
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