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Which tree produces heart shaped seeds enveloped in a long pod?

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Which tree native to Florida produces these seeds? The pods are really long and the seeds inside are in the shape of little hearts.

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With pictures posted, it looks like it is the African tulip tree (Spathodea campanulata). The decisive features were the long pod with the pores. Similar (but not as strongly heart-shaped) seeds are seen in the jacaranda tree, which has a wider and rounder pod, which usually opens with an outer membrane attached to the edges.

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It is from the Mugumo tree. I took this pic in Nairobi Kenya.

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