catclaw

A noun referring to an erect shrub native to the West Indies and Florida, characterized by few or no spines, racemes of white to yellow flowers, curved pointed pods, and black shiny seeds.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa un arbusto erecto originario de las Antillas y Florida, con pocas o ninguna espina, inflorescencias de flores blancas o amarillas, vainas curvadas y puntiagudas, y semillas negras brillantes.

1. A type of shrub C2 formal american

   An erect shrub with few or no spines, producing racemes of white to yellow flowers, followed by curved, pointed pods and black shiny seeds. Native to West Indies and Florida.

   • The catclaw shrub is commonly found in coastal areas of Florida.
   • During spring, the catclaw produces beautiful white and yellow flowers.
   • The curved pods of the catclaw are distinctive and easy to identify.

   🇪🇸Uña de gato