Family: Amaryllidaceae
High Risk Traits:
- Able to grow in regions with subtropical climates
- Naturalized in Spain and possibly elsewhere
- All parts of the plant are poisonous to humans and animals if ingested
- Shade-tolerant
- Reproduces by seeds and vegetatively by rhizomes and suckers
- Seeds dispersed by birds and intentionally by people
- Resprouts after fire and possibly cutting
Low Risk Traits:
- Despite naturalization, no negative impacts documented in introduced range
- Unarmed (no spines, thorns or burrs)
- Ornamental
- Predominantly self-incompatible