How do acacia trees reproduce?

Acacia are from the fabaceae family which are commonly entomophilos i.e., they get pollinated with the help of insect (see : @Entomophily). read more

Acacia are any of the species of trees and shrubs that belong to the taxonomic genus Acacia. There are over 1,300 species with over 950 found in Australia, and others found in the Americas, Africa, and Asia. They are called Acacia's because of the Greek word for thorn, Acanth-, because a lot of Acacia's have spiny, sharp parts. read more

Original Project Description: Mutualistic acacia-ants protect acacia trees from herbivorous animals, competing plants, and pathogenic fungi in return for food and nesting space provided by the plant. In contrast, parasitic ants nest in and feed on acacias but do not protect the plant. read more