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Special Relationship Between Yucca Plant and Yucca Moth There are many plants that have a special relationship with specific insects or plants, in a way that is mutually beneficial. This sort of relationship is called symbiosis. However, one of the most wonderful symbiotic relationships is between the Yucca tree and the Yucca moth. Yucca plants are flowering trees that are commonly found in the desert southwest of the United States and in Mexico.
A 6 ft. flowering stalk rises above 2-3 ft. high clumps of erect, dagger-like, blue-green leaves. The flowers are cream-colored and are followed by persistent seed pods. A tall, stout stem rises from a rosette of rigid, sword-like leaves and bears a loose cluster of white, nodding, bell-shaped flowers. Although yuccas are more typical of western deserts and grasslands, some are native in the East.