A Central Florida gardener collected seed pods from trees at theme parks like Animal Kingdom and Busch Gardens, successfully germinating several but unable to identify them. One specimen, grown for four years without flowering, was suggested to be a mimosa tree. Photos were provided via a link.
All appear to be legumes. The expert emphasized that flowering characteristics are often crucial for definitive species-level identification in these genera.
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