Small Tree
mplot
10 years ago
We are trying to identify all the plantings on our campus, located in Southern California, inland (near Riverside). This small tree has "alligator skin" bark. I have never seen it produce reproductive structures, but it looks like it might be an acacia. Any one have any ideas?
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