Cytisus scoparius (L.) Link

smon-e tut active growth period allelopathic effect anaerobic soil tolerance are dispersed by are eaten by are host of are parasitized by bloom period browse animal palatability calcareous soil tolerance carbon-to-nitrogen ratio cellularity commercial availability drought tolerance fire resistance fire tolerance fixes flower color foliage porosity summer foliage porosity winter foliage texture frost free days fruit or seed color fruit/seed abundance fruit/seed persistence geographic distribution germination requirements grain type grass growth type growth rate habitat have flowers visited by have pathogen hedge tolerance horticulture human/livestock toxicity introduced range includes invasive in is a component of leaf color life cycle habit life span livestock bloat potential low temperature tolerance moisture use native range includes nitrogen fixation number of dna records in ggbn number of records in iNat number of research grade records in iNat number of specimens in ggbn parasitize plant growth form plant height plant propagation method planthabit planting density post-fire seedling emergence precipitation tolerance primary growth form primary macronutrient requirements produces protein potential resprout ability after clipping resprout ability after disturbance resprout ability after fire salt tolerance seed bank seed bank is long seed mass seed period begin seed period end seed spread rate seedling survival seeds per pound shade tolerance shape shedability soil depth soil ph soil requirements trophic guild type specimen repository vegetative spread rate

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