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(Acacia Maritinia) Boobyallah. Gidya, Gidia,or Gidgee (with other spellings in New South Wales andQueensland). It comes from the Western United States, where it hassuperseded the original Spanish word lasso, still usedin California. Other names for it areBulrush, Cat's Tail, Reed Mace, andCooper's Flag.

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