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Almendro

Photo by LuisStevens
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Description:

Almendro tree (Almond) grows wild on the sandy beach edges. It is also used as ornamental tree because of its big leaves and low maintenance. It is called almond but it is not edible.

Habitat:

Sub tropical seashores

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