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Wild pecan trees are commonly found in river bottoms in the
southern part of the United States. These trees usually need
a lot of water to be productive. In the summer, the pecan
is encased in this light green hull as seen in the picture.
In the fall, they can be easily be harvested from the ground
and used in cooking, baking, and may be eaten raw. 
