Acacia arabica (Indian Gum Arabic Tree)
A hardy tree 5–20 m tall with a dense spherical crown, fissured dark bark with reddish gum, and paired grey spines on young branches. Excellent for arid climates and windbreaks.
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Height: 5–20 m
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Crown: Dense, spherical form
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Bark: Dark to black, fissured, with reddish gum
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Spines: 3–12 pairs in young trees, 5–7.5 cm long
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Climate: Adapts well to arid, desert conditions
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Acacia arabica is a medium to large tree known for its resilience in dry, desert climates. It develops a dense, spherical crown with fissured, dark bark exuding reddish gum. Young trees carry paired grey spines, which become less pronounced as they mature. Its ability to withstand arid conditions makes it a reliable choice for shelterbelts, landscaping, and soil stabilization projects in the UAE.