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Fun fact: It's vibrant red fruits persist on the plant for almost the entire year, providing a critical food source for birds and other wildlife during seasons when other resources are scarce. This evergreen shrub, native to coastal areas of Florida and the Caribbean, is especially important for quail, songbirds, and small mammals. The fruits are not only visually striking but also serve as a reliable "pantry" in its ecosystem. Additionally, the plant's tough, holly-like leaves help it withstand harsh coastal conditions like salt spray and drought. It’s a hardy, ecological keystone species that supports biodiversity in challenging environments!🐦🐦