Wodjil or wodgil is a common name applied to a suite of Acacia species and, by extension, to the shrubland communities on acidic soils characterised by such species, found in the Wheatbelt and adjacent regions of south-west Western Australia. Wodjil species include:
- Acacia assimilis – fine-leaf wodjil
- Acacia neurophylla – broad-leaf wodjil
- Acacia resinimarginea – old-man wodjil
- Acacia stereophylla – stiff-leaf wodjil
- Acacia yorkrakinensis – soft-leaf wodjil
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Wodjil or wodgil is a common name applied to a suite of Acacia species and, by extension, to the shrubland communities on acidic soils characterised by such species, found in the Wheatbelt and adjacent regions of south-west Western Australia. Wodjil species include:
- Acacia assimilis – fine-leaf wodjil
- Acacia neurophylla – broad-leaf wodjil
- Acacia resinimarginea – old-man wodjil
- Acacia stereophylla – stiff-leaf wodjil
- Acacia yorkrakinensis – soft-leaf wodjil
This
disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Wodjil.
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