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Here's a pretty easy one:
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blue paloverde xD
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Yup, your turn.
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Maybe slightly difficult?
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Ailanthus?
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That is one strange-looking 
Bluegum Eucalyptus
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Wadhk is correct, yeah it's weird, but it does happen.
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Next Question:
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Describe the bark of the tree.
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Common Persimmon, bark is dark and broken into small rectangular blocks?
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Nope, try again.
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