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Acacia perryi

Acacia petraea (Lancewood)

Acacia phlebocarpa (Table-top Wattle)

Acacia pilligaensis (Pilliga Wattle, Pinbush Wattle)

Acacia platycarpa (Ghost Wattle, Pindan Wattle, White-barked Wattle)

Acacia plectocarpa

Acacia plectocarpa subsp. plectocarpa

Acacia plectocarpa subsp. tanumbirinensis

Acacia polybotrya (Hairy Feather Wattle, Western Silver Wattle)

Acacia polystachya

Acacia prainii (Prain's Wattle)

Acacia pravissima (Wedge-leaved Wattle, Ovens Wattle)

Acacia pravissima

Acacia pravissima

Acacia pravissima

Acacia pravissima

Acacia pravissima

Acacia pravissima

Acacia producta

Acacia prominens (Gosford Wattle, Golden Rain Wattle)

Acacia provincialis (Wirilda)

Acacia provincialis

Acacia provincialis

Acacia provincialis

Acacia provincialis

Acacia provincialis

Acacia provincialis

Acacia pruinocarpa (Western Gidgee)

Acacia pruinosa (Frosty Wattle)

Acacia pteraneura

Acacia ptychophylla

Acacia pulchella

Acacia pulchella

Acacia pulchella

Acacia pulchella

Acacia pulchella

Acacia pulchella

Acacia pulchella

Conservation level

Local native (change?)
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Invasiveness

All invasiveness levels (change?)

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