File:Pecan (Carya illinionsis) (29016188701).jpg
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A tree for all uses, the Pecan tree serves as the nation's most important commercial nut producer while its prized wood is also used for furniture and flooring. Our tree doesn’t produce fully developed pecans as the regional growing season is not long enough, but it is the tallest tree on campus standing at 115 feet. Full story from Tholos at Architect's Notebook: Inspiration by Detail. |
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