Sophora secundiflora (Ortega) Lag. ex DC., Texas Mountain Laurel
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Sophora secundiflora, Texas mountain laurel, young tree
Bushy Sophora secundiflora, Texas mountain laurel
Sophora secundiflora, Texas mountain laurel, foliage
Sophora secundiflora, Texas mountain laurel, semi glossy leaves
Sophora secundiflora, Texas mountain laurel, leaves
Sophora secundiflora, Texas mountain laurel, pods
Sophora secundiflora, Texas mountain laurel, pods
Sophora secundiflora, Texas mountain laurel, pods
Sophora secundiflora, Texas mountain laurel, foliage
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Sophora secundiflora, Texas Mountain
Laurel is also known as Mescal Bean.
Tarrant Co., Texas
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Texas Mountain Laurel is a shrub or
small tree native to Texas and New
Mexico.
Tarrant Co., Texas
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Leave of Sophora secundiflora are
yellowish green on the underside
and a darker green on the topside.
Tarrant Co., Texas
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Sophora secundiflora, Texas Mountain
Laurel, has someone glossy foliage.
Tarrant Co., Texas
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Leaves of Sophora secundiflora.
Tarrant Co., Texas
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A member of the pea family, Sophora
secundiflora has silvery white pearl like
pods late spring through summer.
Tarrant Co., Texas
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Silvery pods of Texas Mountain Laurel,
start as just one and continue to grow
like a string of pearls.
Tarrant Co., Texas
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Texas Mountain Laurel foliage and
branches.
Tarrant Co., Texas
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A skeleton remains after the seed
pods drop off, Texas Mountain Laurel.
Tarrant Co., Texas
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