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Acacia concinna (Soap Pod; Sappan; Piquant Sappan; Chikaki)

Synonyms: Acacia concinna rugata; Acacia hooperiana; Acacia hooperiana glabriuscula; Acacia hooperiana subcuneata; Acacia philippinarium; Acacia poilanei; Acacia polycephala; Acacia quisumbingii; Acacia rugata; Guilandina microphylla; Mimosa concinna; Mimosa rugata; Nygae sylvarum-minimae
Language: Hindi

Invasive Species

Acacia concinna is a tree native to Asia. It is found in disturbed forests, in meadows and along rivers. Introduced to New Caledonia in the late 1980s, Acacia concinna has become locally invasive.
View ISSG Record: Acacia concinna

Attributes

Allergen Potential [1]  High

Distribution

Bangladesh (native); Bhutan (native); Cambodia (native); India (native); Indonesia-ISO (native); Jawa (native); Laos (native); Lesser Sunda Is (native); Madagascar (introduced); Malaysia-ISO (native); Mauritius (introduced); Moluccas (native); Myanmar (native); Nepal (native); Papua New Guinea (native); Peninsular Malaysia (native); Philippines (native); Reunion (introduced); Singapore (native); Sulawesi (native); Sumatera (native); Thailand (native); Vietnam (native);

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Citations

Species recognized by , , ILDIS World Database of Legumes in Catalog of Life 2011
Attributes / relations provided by ♦ 1Derived from Allergy-Free Gardening OPALS™, Thomas Leo Ogren (2000)
Invasive Status provided by Global Invasive Species Database Downloaded on 10 May 2011.
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