Senegalia roemeriana (Scheele) Britton & Rose

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Botanical Name

Senegalia roemeriana (Scheele) Britton & Rose

Common Name(s)

• Roemer's acacia

Synonyms

See full synonymy at the
Legume Data Portal

Legume Clades

Caesalpinioideae , Mimosoid Clade , Core Mimosoids , Ingoid Clade , Senegalia

Native Geographic Range

• Southwestern North America

IUCN Status

LC (Least concern)

See IUCN Red List Assessment

Growth Form

small tree

shrub

Cultivation Status in AZ

Rarely cultivated

Description

Deciduous shrubs or rarely trees to 20+ ft (6 m) high. The bark is smooth and gray, and becomes somewhat rough and fissured on larger trunks. The twigs are armed with prickles. Leaves are bipinnate with 1--3 pairs of pinnae, each with 3--8 pairs of leaflets. Flowers are whitish and are produced in spherical inflorescences in the spring.

Habitat

Native to central, southern, and western Texas, and southeatern New Mexico, and also in northeastern Mexico. It is found in grassland, woodland, and thornscrub on slopes, valley, and along arroyos.

Senegalia roemeriana | Desert Legume Program (arizona.edu)

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