Robinia pseudoacacia
Robinia pseudoacacia is a high tree and honey-bearing plant which belongs to the Leguminosae family. It is also known as White acacia. Robinia pseudoacacia (acacia) reaches a height of 25 metres. It has a branchy crown and shaky grey-brown bark. Its leaves consist of a large number of smaller leaves which are positioned oppositely in the leafy formation. The petiole is short and two small thorns are located in its base. Robinia pseudoacacia reaches a height of 25 metres. It has a branchy crown and shaky grey-brown bark. The natural area of distribution of Robinia pseudoacacia is North America. It grows elsewhere in the world. It withstands low and high temperatures and its best place to thrive on are fertile soils. Robinia pseudoacacia is used as a tree which stabilizes soils. It is planted on many places – parks, alongside roads, private yards and gardens, railways, etc.

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