| Jacaranda mimosifolia D.Don |
| BIGNONIACEAE |
| jacaranda, blue Brazilian, Brazilian rosewood, fern tree |
| jacaranda |
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Invasive, Problem species |
| Origin: South America (North West Argentina) |
| Growth Form: Tree |
| Plant Description: Plant: Deciduous or semi-deciduous tree up to 22 m high with a rounded, spreading crown.
Leaves: Dark green, turning yellow in late autumn or winter, hairy, finely divided and fern-like, 200–400 mm long.
Flowers: Mauvish-blue, lilac or rarely white, tubular, about 30–50 mm long, produced in loose, pyramidal sprays at the ends of usually leafless branchlets, September–November.
Fruit: Broadly oval, flattish, woody capsules, ± 60 mm long, green turning brown, splitting open after about a year to release numerous flat, winged seeds. |
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More information:
Weeds & Invasive Plants Home Page
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Rob Mackenzie, Swaziland's Alien Plants Database
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Rob Mackenzie, Swaziland's Alien Plants Database
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K Braun, Swaziland's Alien Plants Database
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K Braun, Swaziland's Alien Plants Database
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 Confirmed (herbarium specimen) |
 Visual record |
 Suspected |
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