acacia tree
African savanna fixture
An acacia tree is a thorny tree or shrub found in warm regions, particularly Africa and Australia.
Acacias are known for their feathery leaves, clusters of small flowers, and symbiotic relationships with ants.
The term is slightly redundant since acacia already implies the tree, but acacia tree appears frequently when emphasizing the plant rather than its wood or gum.
- savannaTropical grassland, sparse trees
- African plainsGrassland biome of continent
- thornsSharp plant projections
- giraffeTallest land animal
- AfricaSecond-largest continent
wattle · pods · mimosa · umbrella · desert · drought · dry season · bark · honey · bees · golden · blooms · yellow flowers · fever · outback · kangaroo · shade · dusty
- South AfricaCape Town, Johannesburg, Nelson Mandela, Pretoria, Durban
- African Safarielephant, elephants, lions, zebras, zebra
- African savannabaobab, cheetah, giraffe, grass, grassland
- safarisafari, safari park, game reserve, game reserves, safari lodge
- savannasavanna, grassland, African savannah, grasslands, tropical savannah
- KalahariKalahari Desert, Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, gemsbok
leaf structure
acacia treeoak tree
Large deciduous hardwood
maple tree · magnolia · beech tree · sycamore · pine tree