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Contact: Richard Hund
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314-577-9557
American Journal of Botany
Caption: Pecan (Carya illinoinensis) growing in the Missouri River floodplains near Hermann, Missouri. Pecan is one of the few native North American species which has entered the domestication process.
Credit: Image courtesy of Allison Miller, Saint Louis University.
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