WeedScan is a free community weed identification, alert, recording and communication system that supports cooperative weeds action Australia-wide. The weed profiles are being improved, please send feedback to weeds@invasives.com.au
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Common Names: Indian siris
Plant Form: Deciduous tree. Size: Up to 30 m tall. Stem: Smooth grey bark maturing to rough, corky and brownish-grey. Young stems are more green. Leaves: 2-6 cm long in pairs each with 2-11 pairs of leaflets. Flowers: Large clusters up to 6 cm long. Yellowish- green with pleasant fragrance. With fluffy appearance. Fruit and Seeds: Large leathery to papery and straw to brown coloured pods, 12-35 cm long, without constrictions, and containing 3-12 brown flat seeds. Habitat: Woodlands, riparian areas, hillsides. Likely native to some parts of northern Australia, but is naturalised beyond native range.