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Fun fact: Adapted to dry, rocky, or sandy coastal forests, Soldierwood is highly drought-tolerant once established. Its thick bark and resilient root system also allow it to survive low-intensity wildfires, making it a hardy survivor in fire-prone ecosystems. The small, inconspicuous flowers attract bees and other pollinators, while the seeds are eaten by birds and small mammals. Its dense foliage provides shelter for wildlife, contributing to the biodiversity of its habitat.