Elaeagnus umbellata
An invasive, deciduous shrub or small tree, with a dense crown. It commonly bears sharp thorns and flowers that are fragrant and occur in clusters of white to yellow. The leaves are alternate and are typically silvery on the underside. The berries ripen to bright red with silver or brown spots.
This species is widespread and abundant. No immediate threat to survival.
This is an invasive species that can harm local ecosystems. Report sightings to local conservation authorities.
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