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pecan

Nut-producing hickory tree (C. illinoensis or C. pecan), native to the central USA and northern Mexico and now widely cultivated. The trees grow to over 45 m/150 ft, and the edible nuts are smooth-shelled, the kernel resembling a smooth, oval walnut. (Genus Carya, family Juglandaceae.)



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In the late spring and early summer, pollens are released by other allergenic trees, such as Juglans regia (walnut) and Carya illinoensis (pecan).
Comparison of intranasal hypertonic Dead Sea saline spray and ... by Miner, Linda / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Throughout the South, Carya illinoensis can be found in most nurseries and garden centers that sell trees.
The tasty Pecan. (In Profile) by Ball, Jeff / American Forests
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