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Yellow Necklacepod
Sophora tomentosa
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 photo ©Ginger Allen, Univ. of FL

Size- 6-8'
Identifiers- velvety silver foliage, yellow flowers on spike
Adaptations- legume; symbiotic relationship with nitrogen-fixing bacteria                     
Status
- native; central to south Florida coastal counties
Distribution- worldwide subtropical and tropical areas
Reproduction- 2-8" seed pods
Habitat- dry upland coastal areas
Host Plant- sulphur butterflies
Fun facts
- flowers attract ruby-throated hummingbirds
- seeds contain toxin, should not be eaten





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