Bega Wattle (Acacia georgensis) 2018–19 survey
Bega wattle (Acacia georgensis) is a threatened plant that can grow as an erect or spreading shrub or as a tree up to 25 metres high, depending on the site conditions where it is growing.
Publisher: Department of Planning, Industry and Environment
Cost: Free
Language: English
ISBN: 978-1-925974-88-1
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ID: EES20190464
File: PDF 21.98 MB / Pages 50
Name: bega-wattle-acacia-georgensis-201819-survey-190464.pdf
The northern-most site is 40 kilometres west of Narooma with the southern-most record at the Towamba River, west of the town of Burragate. It grows on rocky sites ranging from clifftops to lower slopes in areas with shallow soils. This species is known to occur in national parks, flora reserves and on Crown land.