Mimosa albida
Mimosa albida
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Mimosa albida is a sprawling to scrambling prickly shrub in the sensitive plant family, native to tropical America from Mexico through Central America and
Mimosa albida is a sprawling to scrambling prickly shrub in the sensitive plant family, native to tropical America from Mexico through Central America and the Caribbean to South America. It bears small spherical white to pale pink flower heads and bipinnately compound leaves that are sensitive to touch, folding when disturbed. The stems are armed with recurved prickles and the plant colonizes disturbed roadsides, forest edges, and open vegetation.
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What family does Mimosa albida belong to?
Mimosa albida (Mimosa albida) belongs to the family Fabaceae in the order Fabales.
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