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Fun fact: Its small, white, fragrant flowers are perfectly shaped to attract nocturnal pollinators like moths, while its vibrant red fruits are a favorite of birds, making it a round-the-clock wildlife hub. This dual strategy ensures the plant maximizes its reproductive success: the flowers open at night to lure in moths with their scent and light color (visible in moonlight), and by day, the bright red berries attract birds who disperse the seeds far and wide. 🦋🐦