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Main Idea : Beyond producing oxygen and carbon dioxide, Acacia trees can also talk with one another.

Supporting Sentence : The older trees often send extra nutrients to smaller or weaker ones and helping them survive. Acacias connect underground through mychorrizal fungi. These networks transfer nutrients and may also help transmit signal about trees like drought or insect attack. By sending these chemical messages, acacias not only protect themselves, but also influence animal behavior by producing tannins and ethylene gas.

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Main Idea : Acacia tree belongs to the kingdom Plantae.

Supporting Sentence : Acacia tree is a dicotyledon in the class Magnoliopsida and part of the order Fabales. Acacias are members of the Fabaceae family, specifically the subfamily Mimosoideae, with the genus Acacia. This means that the acacia is related to other legumes, such as beans and peas.

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Main idea : Acacia is one of the plants that can survive in hot and dry environments.

Supporting sentence : Acacia tree has deep roots to find water underground, sharp thorns to protect itself from animals, and small leaves or phyllodes to reduce water loss. Working with nitrogen, it also improves soil fertility which making it well adapted to harsh conditions.

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Main idea : Acacia tree is commonly found in hot and dry regions.

Supporting sentence : Acacia tree grows widely in Africa, Australia, Asia, and parts of the Americas. Because it can survive with very little water, the Acacia is well suited to arid and semi-arid climates. It often becomes an important source of shade, food, and shelter for many animals living in these harsh environments.

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Main idea : Acacia tree has thorny branches with either small or feathery leaves.

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Acacia tree's flowers are small and grow in clusters, often yellow or white, giving the tree a bright look when blooming. After flowering, it produces seed pods that hang from the branches. Depending on the species, Acacias can grow as small shrubs or as tall trees with wide and spreading crowns.