The Brazilian Pepper Tree is a member of the Anacardiaceae family, the same family that houses poison ivy, poison oak and poison sumac. Many people are allergic to all or parts of the tree, which ...

1 of 2 | The Brazilian pepper tree has invaded 700,000 acres in Florida, but it now has a new enemy -- the tiny thrip, a bug being released by University of Florida researchers that will eat new ...

The Brazilian pepper tree, an invasive plant in the southern United States, is showing great potential in the fight against antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections. A team of scientists studied ...

Port Aransas (KIII News) — An effort to control the invasive tree that is common in this area is underway. On Monday a group of volunteers working under the Texas Gulf Region Cooperative weed ...

According to UF/IFAS, Brazilian pepper tree is among the most abundant invasive species in the Everglades and covers 700,000 acres of the state. The fast-growing plant takes over habitats of ...

Brazilian pepper is an evergreen tree that can reach over 40 feet in height and width. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle.

Each year, Brazilian pepper trees account for 30% to 40% of Hani's honey, Holmes said. "If it gets much harder to make ends meet, it's going to be questionable if the bees can be sustainable and ...

The Brazilian pepper tree that Marie Ostwald's now-deceased husband planted in 1959 can stay for good, says an August 7 letter from the City of San Diego's Planning Department.

The Brazilian pepper tree is exotic with bright red berries that brighten your lawn. The Argentine black and white tegu lizard has a unique color pattern, making it a cool-looking pet.

Allied Gardens resident Marie Ostwald’s late husband had planted the 57-year-old Brazilian Pepper Tree for her. But in May, the tree’s roots were starting to come up beneath the sidewalk on […] ...

City officials agreed to leave the Brazilian pepper tree alone at the homeowner’s request two weeks before to the July 26 incident, but it somehow stayed on the list of trees slated for removal.

Pink berries grow on the Peruvian pepper tree, also known as the California pepper tree. They can be harvested as pink peppercorns, but don’t try this with a similar tree, the Brazilian pepper ...