Neto hoja zarzabacoa de dos hojas

Zornia reticulata is a slender perennial herb of the pea family (Fabaceae) native to tropical and subtropical America, ranging widely through Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and South America, where it grows in open grassland, savanna, roadsides and other disturbed, sunny sites. It is a low, wiry, often prostrate to ascending plant with thin, branching stems. The leaves are distinctive in the genus, being palmately divided into two leaflets (digitately bifoliolate) that are lanceolate to elliptic and frequently marked with gland dots and a fine reticulate venation, the feature reflected in the epithet. The yellow pea flowers are borne in spike-like racemes, each subtended and partly enclosed by a pair of leafy, often gland-dotted bracts. The fruit is a flattened, jointed legume (loment) that breaks into one-seeded segments, the surface typically netted or bristly.