catclaw

• Nom désignant un arbuste érigé originaire des Antilles et de Floride, caractérisé par des épines peu nombreuses ou absentes, des inflorescences de fleurs blanches ou jaunes, des gousses recourbées et pointues, et des graines noires et brillantes.

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.

1. A type of shrubC2formalamerican

   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.

   Acacia à griffes

   • 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.