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Fun fact: This tropical tree has a sneaky survival trick,it's leaves and stems exude a milky, toxic latex when broken, which deters herbivores and insects. But despite its toxicity, its tiny, nectar-rich flowers are a magnet for bees and butterflies, making it an important pollinator plant in its native habitats (Florida, the Caribbean, and Central America). Nature’s way of saying: "Look but don't touch unless you are a bee or butterfly"🌿🐝🦋