Palo verde

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Palo verde is a small desert tree native to the American Southwest, recognized for its green bark and bright yellow spring blossoms.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Parkinsonia microphylla 1

Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf common name
desert plant
tree
adaptedTo arid climates
desert environments
belongsToBiome desert biome
bloomsInSeason spring
class Magnoliopsida
contributesTo desert wildlife habitat
family Fabaceae
genus Parkinsonia
hasBarkColor green
hasCommonNameEtymology Spanish for "green stick"
hasFlowerColor yellow
hasGrowthForm multi-trunked tree
small tree
hasLeafType small compound leaves
hasLifespan long-lived perennial
hasScientificName Parkinsonia aculeata
Parkinsonia florida
Parkinsonia microphylla
isNitrogenFixing true
isPlantedIn xeriscape gardens
isStateTreeOf Arizona
kingdom Plantae
nativeTo southwestern United States
surface form: American Southwest

Arizona
California desert regions
Northern Mexico
Sonoran Desert
order Fabales
photosynthesizesThrough bark
phylum Tracheophyta
pollinatedBy insects
produces seed pods
provides shade in desert landscapes
tolerates drought
usedAs ornamental tree
street tree

Referenced by (2)

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Sonoran Desert hasFlora Palo verde
this entity surface form: Parkinsonia microphylla
U.S. state of Arizona stateTree Palo verde
subject surface form: Arizona