Calliandra houstoniana (Mill.)Standl

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Calliandra houstoniana is a species of flowering plants of the genus Calliandra in the family Fabaceae.

Calliandra houstoniana - Wikipedia

The following summary is from Witt and Luke (2017):

Description

Evergreen, thornless, often multi-stemmed leguminous shrub or small tree [5–6 (–12 m) tall] with a trunk of diameter 20 (–30) cm.

Origin

Belize, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Mexico, Nicaragua and Panama.

Reason for Introduction

Fuelwood, building materials, fodder, nitrogen fixation, green manure, soil conservation and ornament.

Invades

Roadsides, disturbed land, urban open spaces, plantation edges/gaps, forest edges/gaps, riparian vegetation and lowlands.

Impacts

Has the ability to form dense thickets, displacing native species, especially in riparian areas. An aggressive colonizer of disturbed habitats, it is highly adaptable and is able to grow under a wide variety of soil and environmental conditions. It has the potential to suppress other plants very quickly when competing for water and nutrients.

Calliandra houstoniana (calliandra) (cabi.org)

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