black wattle
noun
Either of two Australian acacias, Acacia binervata, and (now usually) A. mearnsii, which is native to southern Australia but widely grown elsewhere, chiefly as a source of tannin and timber or to prevent soil erosion, in some cases becoming an invasive weed.
Origin
Early 19th century.
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