The pecan tree (Carya illinoinensis) is fascinating for its impressive size and longevity, often living and producing nuts for over 100 years. Its nuts are a valuable food source, rich in nutrients and famous for culinary uses, from pies to snacks. The tree provides substantial ecological benefits, offering habitat and food for wildlife, including birds and squirrels. Additionally, its dense, durable wood is prized in furniture making. The pecan tree’s adaptability to various soil types and resilience to harsh weather conditions further enhance its appeal in landscaping and agriculture.

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