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Fun fact: 🪴This evergreen shrub produces small, dark purple to black berries that are a favorite food source for birds🐦, particularly migratory species. However, the berries contain a compound called saponin, which makes them mildly toxic to humans if eaten in large quantities 😵‍💫, though some reports suggest they were historically used in small amounts for medicinal purposes by Indigenous peoples🪴. The plant is sometimes called the "Island Marlberry" because it thrives in coastal and limestone-rich environments, often found in the Florida Keys and the Caribbean!