| 释义 |
mul·ga
\ˈməlgə\ noun
(plural mulgas or mulga)
Etymology: native name in Australia
1.
a. : a widely distributed irregular and often shrubby Australian acacia (Acacia aneura) that has usually linear grayish green phyllodes, yields a very hard tough heavy wood, and is an important forage plant in much of the drier part of Australia
b. : any of several other Australian acacias that resemble mulga; broadly : any Australian tree of scrubby growth and notably hard wood
2. : the wood of a mulga
3. or mulga scrub or mulga country : arid land of Australia on which the mulga (Acacia aneura) is the dominant form of vegetation |