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height and 3 feet in diameter. It has grayish brown bark that becomes
deeply furrowed as the tree ages. Leaves are green and composed of 9-13
lance-shaped leaflets each of which grows to
4 inches in length (the entire leaf grows to 14 inches in length). The
tree grows along streams and in canyons in upper desert, grasslands
and oak woodlands at elevations between
3500-7000 feet. 