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Smooth Rattle-box

Crotalaria pallida

Description:

These plants can be low growing or high stalked. They develop green pea-like pods that dry out and the contents become loose and rattle - hence their name. Their flowers are yellow. They are generally considered invasive if not used for ornamental gardening.

Habitat:

Can be pinelands with sandy soil, coastal plains, or disturbed sites. This specimen was spotted in County nature Preserve in pine woods upland in sandy soil.

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Ric3
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Ric3

Tarpon Springs, Florida, USA

Spotted on Mar 22, 2013
Submitted on Mar 27, 2013

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