Alhagi maurorum
Family Fabaceae
Species Profile
| Species classification | Invasive [NSW's Noxious Weeds] |
| Common names | Camel Thorn, Camel-thorn, Camelthorn Bush, Caspian Manna, Jawasa |
| Synonyms | Alhagi camelorum Fisch.; Alhagi pseudalhagi (M.Bieb.) Desv. ex B.Keller & Shap.; Alhagi pseudalhagi Desv.; Hedysarum alhagi L.; Hedysarum pseudalhagi M.Bieb. |
| Longevity | Perennial |
| Growth form | Shrub |
| Seed dispersal morphology | Information unavailable |
| Maximum height (m) | 1.5 |
| Capable of vegetative reproduction | Yes |
| Native range | Asia, Europe |
| Exotic range (Australia) | NSW, SA, VIC, WA |
| Exotic range (other) | North America |
| Habitat types (exotic) | Agricultural land, Pastures, Wastelands |
| Soil type (exotic) | Gravel/stony |
| Decade of introduction | 1910 |
National Climate Change Impact
Invasive Class 3
The area of suitable habitat and the habitat suitability of observations, for this species, are projected to decrease or remain the same under RCP 8.5 2065 compared to current climate suitability.
Maps of Habitat Suitability & Recorded Occurrences
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Current suitable habitat
2035 suitable habitat
(RCP 8.5)
2065 suitable habitat
(RCP 8.5)
Recorded occurrences
(Australia)
Recorded occurrences
(global)
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