Form and Size: Slender, spindly shrub, 1-2m high
Distribution: Across northern areas of Qld. N.T. and W.A. on rocky ridges, gravelly and sandy soils
Phyllodes: Smooth, straight or slightly curved, grey-green, thick, fleshy, leathery, 3.5-6cm x 0.5-1cm; 3-5 longitudinal veins
Bark: Brown, smooth
Flowers: Pale yellow balls, usually singly along the stem
Flowering Period: Sporadic
Fruit: Pods, narrow, pale brown, papery. 3-6cm x 0.3-0.4cm, constricted between the seeds
Distinctive Features: Similar to A. simsii, however A. simsii has membraneous phyllodes when compared to the thick, fleshy ones of A. multisiliqua
Cultivation/Notes: Propagate from treated seed
