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Re: TT: osage orange
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Richard,
If folks look on Iowa State University Forestry Extension's homepage at
http://www.ag.iastate.edu/departments/forestry/ext/ext.html they will find
a "Key to Common Trees of Iowa", and on the key page they will find a
section titled "Index of Iowa Trees". If they click on Osage Orange in
this section they will see a picture and a general description of the
species. This is not a native species in Iowa , but it is found in the
southern half of the state.
Mark Vitosh
Ames, IA
Iowa State University
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> Gary - If you're still sitting at your keyboard, could you tell us
> how one identifies an Osage Orange tree -- for the benefit of those
> who may not be familiar with this interesting species. Its fruit,
> about the size of a large orange, has folds or fissures very like
> a brain.
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