Pepperleaf sweetwood (Licaria triandra) - PictureThis

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Pepperleaf sweetwood

Pepperleaf sweetwood is a medium-sized tropical tree, known for its trio of smooth, elongated leaflets that sprout from a single point, giving it a distinctive, three-fingered appearance. This characteristic helps distinguish pepperleaf sweetwood in its lush forest habitat. Its robust, columnar trunk supports a canopy of glossy green foliage, while its small, inconspicuous flowers develop into hardy, spherical fruits that sustain local wildlife.

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Pepperleaf sweetwood (Licaria triandra)

Laurels, spicebushes and allies

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