A tree with soft, pine-needle-like leaves and clusters of yellow flowers hugging the stem needs ID. Location unknown.
Email clear photos of leaves, flowers, bark, and whole tree to jimhyland@yahoo.com with your geographic location. Visuals are essential for accurate identification.
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