Only two mistletoes have been recorded on A. cambagei in South Australia. Amyema quandang, grey mistletoe is the more common, with a few records of the widely spread Amyema preissii, wire-leaved mistletoe.
"Gidya trees might be all right to look at, old man, though to smell them on a damp morning would spoil anyones breakfast; but gidya, after a camel has eaten it, and the beast breathed on you---oh Hell" Mountford (1948).
Hall (1975) deals with A. cambagei as No. 1 in a limited series on Australian Acacias. The geographical distribution, ecology, botanical features and utilisation are covered but no special bibliography is provided.