Comments
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‘The Pistacio Nut’ is cultivated in Baluchistan for its edible fruit. Yaltirik (l.c.) mentions that in nature it hybridises with Pistacia khinjuk and Pistacia atlantica.
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Description
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Tree 6-10 m tall. Leaves odd pinnate. Leaflets 3-10 in number, 55-90 (-100) x 30-65 mm, ovate to suborbiculate, veins prominent. Rachis barely winged, pubescent. Drupe ovoid-oblong, 12-30 x 10-12 mm, apiculate.
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Distribution
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Distribution: Iran, Afghanistan, C. Asia. Cultivated in the Mediterranean region.
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