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Help ID this shrub/tree with yellow flowers

3 years ago

This is a small tree I saw in Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA.

The tree is about 15' tall. There isn't any leave on any branch or the ground, so no picture of that.

Not exactly sure if this is a tree or large shrub. There are some yellow flowers 2" to 3" in diameter.

This last picture shows some I think are round fruits.

Any idea what tree this is?

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