The yellow flower variety of the sugargrain.

Etymology

From English sugar + grain.

Morphology

The main difference between the yellow and common sugargrain is the color of the flowers (yellow). The density of the flowers is lesser than that of its counterpart.

Physiology

The flavor of its sweetener or syrup is more bitter.

Behavior

Life Cycle

The shrub germinates in early spring and germinates for around 3 months, reaching maturity in early summer. The sugargrain live up to 3 years. Flowers consistently through mid-spring and early summer.

Ecology

Yellow sugargrain rely on pollinator insects.