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Albizia harveyi

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Albizia harveyi E.Fourn.
Type of Albizia harveyi Fourn. [family LEGUMINOSAE-MIMOSOIDEAE]
Albizia harveyi E.Fourn.
Albizia harveyi E.Fourn.
Filed as Albizia harveyi N.E.Br. [family FABACEAE]
Filed as Albizia harveyi Hochst. ex A.Rich. [family FABACEAE]
Filed as Albizia harveyi E.Fourn. [family MIMOSACEAE]
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Identification
Albizia harveyi E.Fourn. [family FABACEAE ]
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Flora

Entry for Albizia harveyi [family FABACEAE]
Herbarium
South African National Biodiversity Institute, Compton Herbarium, Cape Town (SAM)
Collection
Flora of Southern Africa
Resource Type
Reference Sources
Entry From
Flora of South Africa, (2003) Author: Dr J.P. Roux
Names
Albizia harveyi [family FABACEAE]
Common names
A. pallida Harv. in F.C. 2 : 284 (1862) nom. illegit., non A. pallida Fourn. in Ann. Sci. Nat. Ser. IV, 14 : 375 (1860). Type as for A. harveyi. A. hypoleuca Oliv. in F.T.A. 2 : 356 (1871); Benth. in Trans. Linn. Soc. Lond. 30 : 567 (1875). Type as for A. harveyi.
Information
Tree up to 15 m high, crown narrowly rounded or rounded. Bark grey-brown to blackish, rough, fissured; young branchlets with grey to brown or sometimes slightly golden spreading pubescence, a very small prickle-like outgrowth often present beneath each node. Leaves often golden-tomentose when very young, rusty to grey-pubescent when older: petiole 0,8-3 cm long, adaxial gland often prominent and sometimes shortly stalked and up to 1 mm high, often absent; rhachis 2,4-9(15) cm long; pinnae 6-22 pairs; rhachillae 1-3,4 cm long; leaflets (6)12-28 pairs, 2-6 x 0,5-1,5 mm, ± falcate, apex asymmetric, acute, turned towards the apex of the pinna, midrib nearer the distal margin, lateral nerves ± raised and visible beneath, lower surface of leaflet paler than upper, ± appressed-pubescent on both surfaces or the lower only when young, becoming sparingly pubescent to glabrescent with age. Inflorescences globose; peduncles 1,5-4 cm long, ± golden-pubescent when young, becoming greyish when older. Flowers creamy-white, sessile or up to
Habitat
Vegetative specimens of A. harveyi are some­times confused with specimens of A. brevifolia. The differences between the two species are given under A. brevifolia.
Use
3. Albizia harveyi Fourn. in Bull. Soc. Bot. Fr. 12 : 399 (1865); Bak.f., Leg. Trop. Afr. 3 : 865 (1930); Burtt Davy, Fl. Transv. 2 : 348 (1932); Steedman, Trees etc. S. Rhod. 16 (1933); Brenan, Checklist Tang. Terr. 341 (1949); in Mem. N.Y. Bot. Gdn. 8 : 430 (1954); Gomes e Sousa, Dendrol Mocamb. 4 : 46 (1949); Codd, Trees & Shrubs Kruger Nat. Park 56, figs. 49-51 (1951); Gilbert & Boutique in F.C.B. 3 : 173 (1952); O. B. Miller in J.S. Afr. Bot. 18 : 27 (1952); Codd in Bothalia 7 : 71 (1958); Brenan in F.T.E.A. Legum.-Mimos. : 149, fig. 20 (1959); F. White, For. Fl. N. Rhod. 89, fig. 16G (1962); Von Breitenbach, Indig. Trees S. Afr. 2 : 256 (1965); Gomes e Sousa, Dendrol. Mogamb. 1 : 235, t.39 (1966); Compton in J.S. Afr. Bot. Suppl. 6 : 45 (1966); Schreiber in F.S.W.A. 58 : 14 (1967); Brenan in F.Z. 3, 1 : 122, t.22 (1970); Van Wyk, Trees Kruger Nat. Park 1:118 (1972); Palmer & Pitman, Trees S. Afr. 2:713 (1973). Type: Botswana, near Lake Ngami, McCabe (K, holo.!).
Range
Widespread in eastern and southern tropical Africa from southern Kenya in the north to South West Africa, Botswana, the Transvaal and Swaziland. Occurs in woodland and dry bushveld, sometimes near rivers.

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