Acaciella delicata Britton & Rose, N. Amer. 1928. Tepic-Ixt, 12 km del entronque carr. The record derives from ILDIS leucothrix and var. (G). Acacia angustissima subsp. The root  is also prepared in the same way and drunk to cure  gastritis. 4:  348. Symbol Key - ACANH. Acaciella angustissima var. B.L. suffrutescens (Rose) Kearney & Peebles; Acacia suffrutescens Rose; Acaciella suffrutescens (Rose) Britton & Rose; Acaciella angustissima var. Type: Mexico: Oaxaca, Monte Alban, C.L. B.L.Rob. Bot. Dataset GBIF Backbone Taxonomy Rank ... Acacia hirta Nutt. Acacia angustissima var. Canoa Verde, 18� 57' N, 104�  07' W, 2550 m, 12-X-1952, McVaugh 13449 (G). 28173 Acaciella ferrisiae Britton & Rose, N. Amer. Macora, 15� 19' N, 86� 58' W, 440 m, 17-II-  1991, Hellin J.J. 12 (EAP, FHO, K, MEXU, NY). 2308 (CR, K). Fl. 16606 (K, NSW); Indooroopilly., Cultivated,  27� 31' S, 152� 59'07'' E, 25-III-1984, Pedley, L. 4955 (BRI, K,  MEXU, MO). Acacia angulosa Bertol., Fl. Chamela Bay, Rancho El Porvenir  frente a la Estaci�n de Biolog�a de Chamela, 19� 32' N, 105�  05' W, 30 m, 14-II-1990, Calzada, J.I. Gard. However, it is not a legal authority for statutory or regulatory purposes. 21714 (G); Aguacatan, 15� 21' N, 91� 18' W, 28-XI-1962,  Williams, L.O. 12196 (K, MEXU). Inflorescences  consisting of axillary fascicles; peduncles  1-1.3(1.5) cm long, glabrous but sometimes with  sparse pearl glands; one inflorescence bract below  each raceme, 1 mm long, glabrous, very broadly ovate,  caducous, leaving a protuberant scar; floral bract 1.3  mm long, glabrous, clavate, caducous; pedicels 0.6-  0.8 mm long, glabrous; flowers white; in short capitulum- like racemes up to 1.5 cm diam. hirta prairie acacia Legal Status. hirta. Common Name - prairie acacia. Acacia insignis M. Martens & Galeotti, Bull. hirta (Nutt.) 1898. In the past, the roots were used extensively  for their tannins; nowadays this species has been replaced  by other leguminous species, such as Caesalpinia  cacalaco [personnal interviews in several Mexican  states]. 3494 (K). Valle of R�o Grande, Do�a Ana,  22� 22'46'' N, 98� 49'12'' W, Emory,W.H. 3 km N of Chiantla, 15� 22' N, 91� 27' W, 26-XI- 1962, Williams,  L.O. Acacia angustissima: Exclusion Explanation: Misapplied to Acacia angustissima var. Ovary 1.2 mm long,  glabrous, shortly stipitate, the stipe shorter than the  ovary, with a basal nectary 0.5 mm high. Meambar, 14� 48' N, 87� 46' W, 550 m, 9-I-  1991, Hughes, C.E. How to Cite, World Checklist of Selected Plant Families, The New York Botanical Garden Virtual Herbarium, National Center for Biotechnology Information, The Plant List — A working list for all plant species. Disclaimer: ITIS taxonomy is based on the latest scientific consensus available, and is provided as a general reference source for interested parties. (data supplied on 2010-07-14) 1907. 1939. Acacia: nome xenéricu deriváu del griegu ακακία (akakia), que foi dau pol botánicu Griegu Pedanius Dioscorides (A.C. 40-90) pal árbol melecinal A. nilotica nel so llibru De Materia Medica. Fl. Herb. Robinson. suffruticosa; var. Britton & Rose, N.  Amer. Mill.) Threatened and Endangered Information: This plant is listed by the U.S. federal government or a state. White ball acacia. hirta; var. hirta (Nutt.) Sci. Acacia umbellifera Kunth (1819) Acacia angustissima subsp. Type: Mexico: Oaxaca, San Felipe, Cordillera, Oaxaca,  H. Galeotti 3203 (lectotype, designated by  Rudd, 1984, BR! angustissima - fruits, Acaciella angustissima var. Acaciella angustissima (Mill.) Acacia hirta var. suffrutescens (Rose) Isely, Sida 3: 372 (1969); equated by Isely (1998) with Acacia angustissima var. Quetzalapa, 18� 18' N, 99� 12' W, 850 m, 28-VI-  1981, Luna Anaya 78 (FCME). Acacia angustissima (Prairie acacia, White ball acacia) is a perennial, deciduous, shrub or tree in the Fabaceae family native to Central America and the United States. Synonymy and types 13� 50' N,  89� 30' W, 200 m, Beetle 8840 (K). Medellin-Turbo  Rd., Western slope of Cordillera occidental, 6� 51' N, 76� 08' W,  2000 m, 7-X-1977, Gentry A. Acacia angustissima var. (G); Verde Grande, 24� 02' N, 97� 58'  W, 2000 m, 22-VI-1949, Standford 2024 (G); Jaumave, 23� 25' N,  99� 23' W,-VII-1932, VonRozynski H.W. Leaves moderately large, bipinnate, the pinnae few to several pairs (about 15 pairs in Panamanian material cited), opposite or subopposite on the rachis, the leaflets numerous (up to 60 or more pairs per pinna); petiole up to a few cm. Gray) Isely) 6 DATA; 2 ARTICLES; Creatures » … » Plants » … » Pea Family » … 9317  (TEX). 1213 (CR, K); 9� 57'  N, 84� 03' W, 880 m,-XII-1935, Skutch, A.F. 4� 22' S, 79� 30' W, 1300 m, 6-  VI-1987, Hughes, C.E. hirta (Nutt.) 18� 47' S, 146� 07' E, 9-V-2000,  Bean, A.R. The name of this species does not match your search because Acaciella angustissima is indicated as the accepted name for Acacia angustissima var. en el km 11,6 de la villa Teco, Tupilco, 8-II-  1982, Magana, M.A. 63(2): 189-244 July-December 2006. 326 (K); 29� 50' N, 95�  20' W, 15-VI-1872, Hall, E. 177 (G, K); Kerrville, 30� 01' N, 99�  08' W, 650 m, 21-V-1894, Heller, A. Acacia angustissima, Acacia boliviana)., Australia: The State of Queensland, Department of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation, 28 pp. oaxacana). ; isolectotype,  NY). It has not been recorded from the  Guianas, Uruguay and Paraguay, but it may have been  introduced there for forestry trials. suffrutescens (Rose) Isely, Sida 3: 372 (1969); equated  by Isely (1998) with Acacia angustissima var. A taxonomic revision of Acaciella 195 suffrutescens (Rose) Kearney & Peebles, J. Wash. Acad. 21 km de  Yucumo, 15� 17' S, 67� 04' W, 1035 m, 17-V-1989, Smith, D.N. Serrania del Pilon Lajas. Shrub or tree up to 3(12) m tall, twigs glabrous. B.L.Rob. The following databases may contain further information on this name. 12:  409. Type: USA: Arizona, Santa Cruz Valley, Pringle 1881  (holotype, US!, number 41086). (1832) Acacia glabrata Schltdl. 5044 (BM). Roy. Acaciella angustissima var. 244 (MEXU); Huitzilae, 1930, Lyonnet 643 (BM, K,  MEXU); Morelos, 44 km S of Cuernavaca, 18� 44' N, 99� 15' W,  16-VII-1993, Seigler, D.S. Acacia angustissima var. R�o Mayo, 28-VIII-1935, Gentry H.S. hirta (Torrey & A.Gray) Robinson Acaciella angustissima var. hirta; var. Acaciella breviracemosa Britton & Rose, N. Amer. Utah Acad. 1843, non A. insignis  Hoffmanns (1824). Fl. A. angustissima has six varieties (var. * The Plant List does not attempt to include all infraspecific taxa. 354  (MEXU); border Hidalgo, San Luis Potosi, km 343-344 on Hwy  below Chapulhuacan, 21� 10' N, 98� 54' W, 700 m, 22-IX-1949,  Moore, H.E. var. San Marcos, 14� 55' N, 91� 45' W, 2140 m, 3-III-1992,  Hughes, C.E. The following databases may contain further information on this name. Quezaltenango: 14� 40'  N, 91� 30' W, 2830 m, 24-VII-1934, Skutch, A.F. Acacia angustissima var. ISSN: 0211-1322 Type: Colombia: Norte de Santander, between Pamplona  and La Isla, 27 Feb. 1927, Killip & Smith  19791 (holotype, NY! Lower slopes of the Sierra de San Manuel, 27-VI-1936, Lyle  Wynd, F. 312 (K, MEXU). chisosiana; var. International Legume Database and Information Service Isely, D. (1998). B.L.Rob. Kuntze – whiteball acacia, prairie acacia : Variety: Acacia angustissima var. Portachuelo, Between comunity San Juan and Rio Palometillas,  17� 23' S, 63� 31' W, 295 m, 27-V-1991, Nee, M. 40604 (G, K,  MEXU, NY, USZ). (N slope), 13� 46' N,  88� 13' W, 1515 m, 30-XII-1941, Tucker 682 (G). Bibliography. Terms and Conditions — Nat. La Monta�ita, 14� 25' N, 89� 08' W, 1500 m, 18-XI- 1948, Molina,  A. City Prairies,  23-VII-1929, Clarke, O.M. New York Bot. Acaciella suffrutescens (Rose) Britton &  Rose, N. Amer. Sur les collines Aserri, 9� 52' N, 84� 05' W,-VIII-1889,  Tonduz 1280 (BM). angustissima - habit, Acaciella angustissima var. shrevei (Britton & Rose) Isely Native & naturalized Leg. 1373  (EAP, FHO, K, MEXU, NY); Road to Monzon  about 1,5 km east of Puente Rondos, 29-VI-1959, Mathias, M.E. Species: Acacia angustissima (Mill.) ID - 185. & A.Gray) Robinson & A.Gray) Robinson This name is the accepted name of an infraspecific taxon of the species Acacia angustissima (Mill.) Kuntze in the genus Acacia (family Leguminosae). Tantoyuca, 24� 25' N, 99� 12' W,-  VI-1858, Ervendberg s.n. Just E of border into Tamaulipas, 24� 00'  N, 100� 50' W, 2-VII-1948, Meyer, F.G. 2730 (G). Cartago: Cartago, 9� 50' N,  84� 00' W, 1417 m,-X-1899, Biolley 8973 (BM). 1881 (IEB). Acacia angustissima var. Zona protectora El Rodeo, entre, 9� 54'40'' N,  84� 17' W, 950 m, 25-XI- 1996, Cascante, A. 1840. Acacia angustissima is Native to Texas and other States. Acaciella angustissima var. de Garc�a de la Cadena, 21� 52' N, 102� 55' W,  970 m, 15-II-1992, Reynoso, J.J. 561 (IBUG, K). Britton & Rose var. Acaciella angustissima is found in tropical areas around th… appears in other Kew resources: IPNI - The International Plant Names Index. Acacia chlorantha Zucc. July-December 2006. hirta é uma espécie de leguminosa do gênero Acacia, pertencente à família Fabaceae. angustissima - stem, Acaciella angustissima var. B.L. 14� 38' N, 90� 41' W, 2160 m, 1891, G�mez, Rosalio  1045 (G). suffrutescens range map in the U.S. Standley 41877 (lectotype designated by  Standley 1937, NY! Calyx  0.5-0.8 mm long, 5-lobed (the lobes less than 1/4 the  length of the calyx), glabrous. )Britton & Rose: Common Name: ... Acacia hirta var. Acacia angustissima grows as a thornless shrub or small tree mostly 2-7 m high with a single short trunk. 2001. Robins. Family: Fabaceae (legumes) Common name: prairie acacia Synonym: Acaciella hirta . shrevei (Britton & Rose) Kearney & Peebles Acaciella shrevei Britton & Rose Homonyms Acacia angustissima var. Fl. Type: Guatemala: 'ex vulcano d'acqua', J. Vel�squez s.  n. (lectotype, designated here, BOLO Bertol. entre Barba & Sta. ; isolectotypes,  G!, K!). Seeds 8-12 per fruit, circular  in outline, spherical (2.6)2.9-3.2 � 2.5-3 � 1.7-2 mm. The tree has a high density of leaves along with small clumps of white flowers and creates 4–7 cm long seed pods. The pods are initially green, turning coffee-brown as they ripen. The Research Ranch (Ranch Santa Ana), 61 mi SSE of Tucson,  1600 m, 3-IX-1988, Elias, T.S. hirta. 23: 103. Type: Mexico: Oaxaca, near 'La Paradis', E.W. Bajo de Pariguaya, 16� 40' S, 67� 31' W,  2000 m, 30-IV-1995, Beck S. 22423 (K, LPB, USZ). 4: 442. 23: 101. Acacia hirta var. hirta. Las Pilas, calle  al Pital cerca del r�o Sumpul, 14� 20' N, 89� 11' W, 2000 m, 2-XI-1996, Berendsohn, W. 1625 (B, K, LAGU). hirta (Nutt.) First published in Rhodora 10: 33 (1908) Literature. 1372 (EAP, FHO, K, MEXU, NY). Fl. 29: 482. ; isolectotype, US!). 466 (XAL). Stipules linear, 2-2.5 mm long, persistent. San  Ram�n, 12� 50' N, 85� 46' W, 850 m, 15-I-1991, Hughes, C.E. 1928. ISSN: 0211-1322  196 M. de L. Rico Arce & S. Bachman  Anales del Jard�n Bot�nico de Madrid 63(2): 189-244. 718  (FHO, K, MEXU). var. suffruticosa; var. The Plant List does not attempt to include all infraspecific taxa. ; isolectotypes,  GH!, NY!). La Piedad, 20� 21' N, 102� 00' W, 2500 m, 27-  VIII-1986, Labat, J.N. B.L. hirta  (Nutt.) ; isolectotype, K!) 1373 (B, LAGU, MO). Shreve's prairie acacia in English var. San Luis Potos�, 22� 09' N, 100� 59' W,-VI-1886, Palmer, E. 647  (G); a 21 km al E de Tamazunchale (Loma de Aguayo), 21� 16' N,  98� 47' W, 900 m, 13-II-1982, Tenorio, P. 56 (K, MEXU). Turner prairie acacia. oaxacana). texensis (Torr.& A. hirta (Nutt.) 1856,  Berlandier 2510 (G, K);-IV-1839, Hartweg s.n. : 140. 1937;  non Acacia costaricensis Schenck. Acaciella angulosa (Bertol.) Name. ; isotype, NY!). [5] Etimología. 1838, equated with A. angustissima  by Rudd (1984:137). 19� 14' S, 64� 12'  W, 2780 m, 23-I-1998, Serrano, Martha 2776 (SCZ); 19� 07'19'' S,  64� 14'50'' W, 2075 m, 24-III-2004, Wood, J. 3499-84 (MO); between Pamplona and La Isla, 2� 52' N, 74� 27'  W, 2500 m, 27-II-1927, Killip, E.P. Tenancingo, 18� 58' N, 99� 36' W, X-  1827, DC-Prodromus 1191, 812 (G); 8-9 km al S de Nanchititla en  el camino a Bejucos, 18� 52' N, 100� 28' W, 19-XI-1993, Gonz�lez  Medrano 6452 (K, MEXU). Robins. Acacia angustissima var. 15701 (MEXU); 4 km al NW  de Chaucingo, ca. Common names are from state and federal lists. Acacia delicata (Britton & Rose) Bullock,  Bull. Neutral: On Feb 3, 2005, htop from San Antonio, TX (Zone 8b) wrote: I have not grown this plant. A. angustissima has six varieties (var. hirta (Nutt.) Madrid 58: 258. suffruticosa; var. prairie wattle (Acacia angustissima var. 1611 (BM). Type: El Salvador: vicinity of San Salvador,-II-20,  1904, C. Renson 115 (holotype, US; isotype, NY!). Acaciella talpana Britton & Rose, N. Amer. San  Miguel Yotao, 7,6 km al NW de Tanetze, camino a Cacalote,  puente sobre r�o Juquila, 17� 22' N, 96� 19' W, 790 m, 3-X-1995,  Acosta, S. 2678 (MEXU); San Felipe, 17� 53' N, 96� 33' W, VII-  1834, Andrieux, G. 398 (G, K, MEXU, OXF). texensis (Nutt. hirta). Anales del Jard�n Bot�nico de Madrid 63(2): 189-244. Kuntze has a further 23 synonyms. To return to The Plant List: please use your browser's back button to return to this page. U.S. Nat. Fl. Cerro Chiquihuite, August, Boop, M. 128 (MEXU); mercado de  Sonora, zona externa, esquina SW, en frente del mercado del  canal, 7-VI-1998, Bye, R. 26014 (MEXU). "Angustissima" in Latin means "narrowest," describing the look of the shrub's leaves. 2175 m, 16-  VII-1907, Ars�ne 1979 (MEXU); Santa M�nica, 18� 11' N, 98� 48'  W, 7-XI- 1980, Lugo, A.A. 23 (MEXU); Amealco, 20� 11' N, 100� 09' W, 2100 m, 4-  VII-1971, Arg�elles, E. 1629 (MEXU); Santa Mar�a de Cocos, 10  km de Puerto de Ayutla, camino a Santa Mar�a de Cocos, 21� 00'  N, 100� 10' W, 1400 m, 27-VII-1989, Carranza, E. 1893 (IEB). 1209 (EAP,  FHO). Comunidad Hoyadas, 17� 30' S, 65� 00' W, 2350 m,  20-III-1994, Caballero, P. 91 (K, LPB); between Chujllas and  Torota, 17� 56'47'' S, 65� 09'43'' W, 2223 m, 7-II-2003, Rico, L.  1275 (K, LPB). of the USA. Hist., Chicago, Bot. Batopillas,  Rio Mayo, 26� 51' N, 107� 50' W, 8-IX-1936, Gentry H.S. 1928. Acacia angustissima (P. International Legume Database and Information Service. O. Ktze. glabrior Engelm. oaxacana). 671 (MEXU); Nacajuca, Puente Tumuluchal,  a 4 km al, S de Playas del Rosario a sea, a 21 km al S de Villahermosa,  18� 20' N, 93� 10' W, 60 m, 5-III-1981, Sousa, M. 11715  (BM, K, MEXU). Tepic-Ixtl�n,  21� 27' N, 104� 45' W, 1340 m, 11-XI- 1993, Flores F., G. 3259  (FCME). New  York Aca. angustissima - petiole, Acaciella angustissima (Mill.) 1701  (K, MEXU). Acaciella angustissima var. 1535 (FCME, FHO,  K, MEXU, NY). Acacia angustissima var. The bark is boiled with water  and this infusion is drunk to cure diarrhoea. Herb., Microfiche IDC 47.I.6!). hirta (Nutt.) texensis (Torr. glabrata (Schltdl.) 19791 (K). 172 (MEXU); 7.5 m SW of El  Palmito, 8.2 mi. Habit Perennial, Not climbing, Herb/Shrub Includes data from the synonyms: Acacia angustissima var. Nelson 4039 (holotype, US! var. La Paz, 24� 01' N,  110� 17' W, 180 m, 19-I-1992, Hughes, C.E. Acaciella ciliata Britton & Rose, N. Amer. (1840) Acacia hirta var. oaxacana. smithii (Britton & Rose) L.  Rico, Anales Jard. Acacia boliviana Rusby, Bull. Terracer�a de la Ci�nega de Banabao a Jarabacoa, cerca de Los  Limones, 19� 20' N, 70� 30' W, 1000 m, 25-III-2001, Delgado S., A. The generic name acacia comes from the Greek word akis , meaning point or barb. 37� 20' N, 85� 00'  W, Short, C.W s.n. © 2019 Regents of the University of Minnesota. 1898. Leaves 10-  13.5(21) cm long; petiole 1.2-2(3.5) cm long, upper  region channelled, sparsely strigulose; rachis 6.5-8 cm  long, sparsely strigulose, glabrous with age, with 11-  17 pairs of pinnae, sparsely strigulose; pinnae 2.5-4(5)  cm long; paraphyllidia up to 3 mm long; leaflets 20-40  pairs per pinna, 2.4-3.2 � 0.5 mm, linear, base auriculate,  apex acute, only the midvein evident on the lower  surface, glabrous, shortly ciliate, membranous. Shrub or tree, the branchlets pubescent or puberulent to subglabrous, not noticeably lenticellate, longitudinally striate or angled. Weed risk assessment. B.L. Further information. 5 km al SW de Santiago de los Caballeros, 25� 33' N, 107� 22' W,  1200 m, 11-XII-1982, Aguilar , J.M. angustissima - flowers, Acaciella angustissima var. Symbol Key - ACANH. Corolla 4.5 mm long, 5-  lobed (the lobes more than half corolla length),  glabrous. B�rbara, 10� 05' N, 84� 09' W, 21-XII-  1889, Tonduz 1654 (G). Habitat. Acacia angustissima var. Common names prairie acacia in English. 13203 (BOLV, G, LPB, MO, USZ). suffrutescens is a perennial shrub native to Arizona, United States. Guatimal. & … Acacia suffrutescens Rose, Contr. The species Acacia angustissima (Mill.) The bark was traditionally  used in the fermentation of 'tepache' and  'pulque' (traditional prehispanic Mexican alcoholic  drinks). It is a perennial, deciduous, and belongs to the family Fabaceae (beans/legumes) and as it grows it starts as a shrub but eventually matures to a small tree. 20 km al N-NW de Juventino Rosas,  Mpio. 23: 101. [mirror]). 824 (BM). R�o Toves  (Covies): 9� 57' N, 84� 03' W, 1170 m,-XII-1893, Tonduz 1562  (BM, G). 1909. © The Plant List 2013 — Acaciella angustissima (prairie acacia, white ball acacia, ocpatl, or palo de pulque ) is most recognized for its drought tolerance and its ability to be used as a green manure and ground covering. & A.Gray) Robinson is an accepted name This name is the accepted name of an infraspecific taxon* of the species Acacia angustissima (Mill.) hirta; typical variety absent from Florida. 23: 101. Found cultivated  in Brazil and the Dominican Republic. leucothrix and var. 1938. Acad. Kuntze (1898) Acacia angulosa Bertol. angustissima; var. prairie acacia [Acacia hirta Nutt., more, ] Description Not Yet Available. 15168 (K); 2-3 km al S-SE de  La Laguna, 19� 31' N, 103� 58' W, 1900 m, 11-II-1988, Cuevas, R.  2198 (MEXU). at anthesis. 1928. (family Leguminosae). Introduced to  Australia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, and  Papua New Guinea. which reports it as an accepted name (record Acacia elegans M. Martens & Galeotti, Bull. reserva de la  biosfera La Michilia, cerro Las Iglesias; Sierra de Urica, 8 km al E  de El Alem�n, 23� 20'40'' N, 104� 07'05'' W, 2400 m, 25-X-1986,  Acevedo, F. 355 (CIIDIR, K); Mezquital, 26� 03' N, 105� 31' W, 19-I-1983, Gonz�lez Medrano  1148 (MEXU). Britton & Rose Homonyms Acacia angustissima var. 23:  101. Huautla, La Candelaria,  21� 02' N, 98� 17' W, 270 m, 5-XI- 1983, Espinosa, G.J. 1487 (FHO, K, MEXU, MO, NY). Type: Mexico: Jalisco, near Guadalajara, 1886, E. Palmer  647 (lectotype, designated here, US! texensis - Form/flower. 1939. hirta - Form/flower. Rico Arce & Bachman Anales del Jardín Botánico de Madrid Vol. wfo-0000182076 Acacia angustissima var. 23: 99. 1928. Acaciella angustissima (Mill.) suffrutescens (Rose) Isely; Acacia hirta var. leucothrix and var. Family: FABACEAE: Species: Acaciella angustissima (Mill. Sci. Field  Mus. km 54.5 en la autopista  DF-Cuernavaca, 19� 05' N, 99� 15' W, 2300 m, XI-1959,  Espinosa, G.J. Acacia angustissima var. This name is the accepted name of an infraspecific taxon* of the species Acacia angustissima (Mill.) Stamens 6 mm long. Type: Costa Rica: San Jos�, Santa Mar�a de Dota, Dec.  1925, P.C. 499 (FHO, K, LAGU, MEXU, NY). 63(2): 189-244July-December 2006. Smith 349  (holotype, US! 2233 (G); City Prairies, 3-IX-1929,  Clarke, O.M. 1843, non A. elegans  Schldl., Linnaea 12: 569. 29: 482. 1928. chisosiana - Form/flower. angustissima - leaf, Acaciella angustissima var. 3 km SW de Ixcateop�n,  1050 m, 11-VIII-1990, Calzada, J.I. 1928. 1928. Acacia: nombre genérico derivado del griego ακακία (akakia), que fue otorgado por el botánico Griego Pedanius Dioscorides (A.C. 40-90) para el árbol medicinal A. nilotica en su libro De Materia Medica. angustissima; var. Fl. Britton & Rose var. ; isotype, GH!). Acaciella angustissima var. Gray) L. Rico, Fl. Acaciella angustissima (syn. The University of Minnesota is an equal opportunity educator and employer. illeg. ... Plant guide for prairie acacia (Acacia angustissima var. Type: Mexico: Guerrero, Acapulco vicinity, 1894-  1895, E. Palmer 298 (lectotype, designated here,  NY! typica Wiggins (1942) [nom. It is also found in South America, India and Pakistan. 7� 48' N, 72� 14' W, 1000 m,  26-I-1985, Johnson, C.D. 32�  00' N, 93� 30' W, Torrey, J. s.n. hirta (Nutt.) The generic name ‘acacia’ comes from the Greek word ‘akis’, meaning point or barb. Type: Mexico: Nayarit, Tres Marias Islands, Maria  Madre, 22 Oct. 1925, R.S. Sci. Guerrero 25: 44. A taxonomic revision of Acaciella 195  suffrutescens (Rose) Kearney & Peebles, J. Wash.  Acad. Acaciella hirta (Nutt.) Ser., 13: 489. (1838) [Heterotypic synonym] Acacia angustissima var. Found naturally from the United  States of America, south through Mexico and Central  America to Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia  and Argentina. Natchitoches, 31� 47' N, 93�  04' W, 6-V-1915, Palmer, E. 7560 (K). 2302 (G). Acaciella santanderensis Britton & Killip, Ann. Kuntze in the genus Acacia Brigham Young Univ. See "Status", "Confidence level", "Source" for definitions. Acaciella angustissima Name Synonyms Acacia hirta var. Bruxelles 10: 313. smithii (Britton &  Rose) Wiggins, Contr. Guapinico, timbre,  huajillo, guajillo blanco, chilicap (Chiapas, Mexico). 526 (G). Subshrub or herbaceous from a woody base.Stems thin, usually unbranched, glabrate, ridged.Leaves alternate, bipinnate, 5-12 cm (2-5 in) long, each with 10-14 pinnae having 10-35 pairs of very small leaflets. chisosiana; var. ; isotypes, US!, K!). 7 km adelante de Garc�a de  la Cadena, Mpio. Sci. 1770 (K). B.L. Accepted Name: Acacia angustissima var. Nelson  995 (lectotype, designated here, US! Robins. ID - 185. 1109 (FHO, K, MEXU). Data Source de Juventino Rosas, 20� 39' N, 101� 00' W, 2200 m, 4-VII-  1992, Galv�n, R. 3923 (IEB). hirta (Nutt.) 1928. [6] Acaciella smithii Britton & Rose, N. Amer. 12 km entronque  carr. 13� 14' N, 87� 04' W, 850 m, 13-X-1988, Hughes, C.E. According to International Legume Database and Information Service under the synonym Acacia angustissima var. ; isolectotypes, BM!, US). Legume 4-9 �  1-1.5 � 0.17-0.2 cm, flat, straight, valves chartaceous,  conspicuously reticulate, glabrous, acute at the base  and apex; stipe 0.7-1.2 cm long; beak 2-5(7) mm  long, straight or curved. 23:  100. Chupicuaro, 20� 01' N,  101� 09' W, 2100 m, 5-XII-1985, D�az B., H. 1825 (IEB); Cerro  Grande, Mpio. Type: Mexico: Jalisco, near Talpa, 7-III-1897, E.W. Bruxelles 10: 312. ; isolectotype, K!, US). In Michoacan, Mexico, it has been reported  as a medicinal plant. Catacamas, 1 km al N, 14�  54' N, 85� 56' W, 8-XI-1987, L�pez, Orlando 64 (BM). 1019 (FHO, K, MEXU, QAME). hirta (Torr. 14� 35' N, 90� 30' W, 1620 m, 3-  III-1988, Hughes, C.E. M�rida,  frente al CICY, 20� 58' N, 89� 37' W, 26-IX-1983, Acosta, C. 10  (MEXU); camino a Xcopteil, 18� 38' N, 89� 55' W, 20 m, 14-VIII-  1984, Chan, C. 3849 (K, XAL); 4.5 km S of Celestun, Junction on  road S to Chunchucmil, 20� 52' N, 90� 24' W, 7 m, 19-II-1996,  Way, M.J. 151 (K, MEXU). This name was in version 1 of The Plant List, record ild-28173, and has not been changed. 2005. Acacia Mill. (K). 23:  101. 9� 22' N, 83� 16' W, 1900 m,  28-IX-1989, Valerio, M. 125 (CR, K). 23: 100. 1638 (K,  MEXU); Sierra Charuco, Sonora, 9-IX-1935, Gentry H.S. km 16 carretera Campeche-Pomuch,  entronque con Hampolol, 19� 50' N, 90� 25' W, 4 m, 12-X-1984,  Chan, C. 4213 (CICY, K, MEXU). Zacuap�n,  Arroyo, 18� 12' N, 95� 16' W, IX-1906, Purpus 1878  (BM); Veracruz-Llave, 19� 20' N, 96� 40' W, 1857, Sumicharst  1772 (G, K); Los Jovos 3 km S of La Balsa, 19� 21' N, 96� 38' W,  360 m, 17-II-1982, V�zquez, B. July-December 2006. ex Torrey & A. 1913. hirta; var. SW of Durango-Sinaloa St. line across hwy 40, 23�  35' N, 105� 52' W, 2000 m, 6-I-1983, Worthington, R.D. Comitan de  Dom�nguez, 16� 26' N, 92� 18' W, 2190 m, 8-VIII-1991, Hughes,  C.E. 21871 (G); Santa Elena, 16� 47' N, 90� 07'  W, 27-IX-1971, Tun Ortiz, R. 1943 (BM). Etimoloxía. ; isotypes, DS, NY!). km 16 Coro-Curimagua, 11� 17' N, 69� 38' W, 1000 m, 22-  III-1993, CIAT 18284 (K). Vernacular names and uses. angustissima - infloresence, Acaciella angustissima var. Turner Show All Show Tabs prairie acacia (K). Sci. (redirected from: Acacia hirta) Go to Encyclopedia of Life... Family: Fabaceae . Fl. Acaciella costaricensis Britton & Rose, N. Amer. camino a Apaneca, 13� 51' N, 89� 49' W,  1470 m, 20-XI- 1990, Calder�n M. 618 (K, LAGU); El Corozo,  mariposario (zona b), 13� 49' N, 89� 59' W, 200 m, 7-IX-2000,  Rosales, J.M.