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    Pine Nuts (pignolias)            
     In the United States, we often think of the "Piñon" nut of
     New Mexico when we say Pine Nuts.  This is the small
     round nut of the Pinon Pine that is sold almost exclusively
     in the shell.  Of worldwide significance is the Pignolia,
     grown in Europe and Siberia.  Pine Nuts cannot be grown
     under modern commercial conditions.  The small scrubby
     trees grow on mountainsides at elevations of 5000-7000
     feet. All operations are done by hand.  The trees grow
    slowly and do not bear until 25 years old.  At age 75 there
     is enough production for commercial harvesting.



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