Biancaea decapetala is a sprawling shrub or small tree native to tropical Asia. The plant grows in warm, humid climates and is often found in disturbed areas, forest edges, and along roadsides. Mauritius thorn can reach heights of about 10 to 16 feet and is often characterized by its dense, thorny branches.The plant produces clusters of yellow flowers. However, due to its rapid growth and ability to form dense thickets, it is also considered invasive in several regions outside its native range. In places such as East Africa, the Caribbean, and parts of Australia. It spreads easily through seeds and resprouts readily when cut back, which can make control efforts challenging.