The ibex (mountain goats) and the gazelles, the two large diurnal mammals, eat the leaves of the acacia tree; desert rodents eat the seed pods, their digestive juices removing the hulls so that ...

Lovely pointed oval leaves, sprays of mimosa-like flowers, and eye-catching seed pods make the earleaf acacia (Acacia auriculiformis) a stunning tree. It's not hard to see why plant lovers ...

It’s probably best, however, to keep acacia away from eating areas or swimming pools, as the tree frequently drops blossoms, leaves or its dark brown seed pods. Acacia can be grown as a tree or ...

Once he eyes an earleaf acacia, the former forester kills ... in Florida's southern coastal counties. Each tree carries up to 47,000 seeds, which curl from orange strings in earlike pods, and ...

Introduced to prime grazing paddocks in outback Queensland as part of efforts to reduce prickly acacia, camels are making ...

Koa seeds are unlikely to have floated to Réunion ... Le Roux notes that the physical similarities between the two trees, Acacia heterophylla from Réunion and Acacia koa from Hawaii, have ...