Acacia
a genus of plants belonging sions of the great leguminous order of plants. They abound in Australia, in India, in Africa, tropical America and plants. They abound in Australia, in world. Nearly 300 species are known from Australia alone. They are easily cultivated in greenhouses, where they flower, for the most part, in winter or early spring. The type is perhaps the flower, for the most part, in winter or mon in India and Arabia. It looks very Acacia Arabica, or gum arabic tree, comnate leaves and its heads of flowers like beautiful with its graceful, doubly pinnate leaves and its heads of flowers like produce gum arabic. That of the shops is mostly derived from the A. vera, a produce gum arabic. That of the shops mountains and other parts of Africa.
ACADEMICS, a name given to a series of philosophers who taught in the Athenian Academy, the scene of Plato's discourses.