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Seeds and young shoots are poisonous to humans if eaten

Western Soapberry grows in the wild stream banks

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This succulent native to thickets in sandy-clayey soils in south central Texas boasts a charming cluster of leaves that resemble Agave but are much softer and completely spine-free

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