Carya illinoinensis

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Carya illinoinensis, commonly known as the pecan tree, is a large North American deciduous tree cultivated worldwide for its edible nuts and valuable hardwood.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf deciduous tree
nut tree
species of plant
tree
barkColor grayish
class Magnoliopsida
climatePreference subtropical
temperate
commonName pecan
pecan tree
cultivatedFor edible nuts
hardwood
economicImportance major commercial nut crop in the United States
family Juglandaceae
flowerSex monoecious
genus Carya
habitat fertile well-drained soils
river bottoms
hasEdiblePart seed
hasFruitType nut
height up to about 40–45 meters
introducedTo Asia
Europe
South America
kingdom Plantae
leafPersistence deciduous
leafType pinnately compound
longevity long-lived tree
nativeRange Mississippi River valley
nativeTo Mexico
North America
United States
nutNutrient dietary fat
fiber
protein
vitamins and minerals
nutShape oval to oblong
nutShell thin-shelled
nutUse baking
confectionery
pecan pie
snack nuts
order Fagales
phylum Tracheophyta
pollination wind-pollinated
reproductiveSystem separate male and female flowers on same plant
usedAs food source
timber source
woodUsedFor cabinetry
flooring
furniture
paneling

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Juglandaceae notableMember Carya illinoinensis