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Carob

usgb/ˈkærəb/Volume
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Geographical Origin

Carob trees are native to the Mediterranean, so it's often mentioned in regional context.

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During their trip, they visited carob forests native to the Mediterranean coast.
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Non-fruit Bearing

Unlike fruit trees, carob trees are often grown for shade or ornamental purposes.

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The local park has several carob trees for shade.
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Longevity

Carob trees live long, so they may symbolize permanence and history in literature.

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The ancient carob tree stood as a testament to the town's enduring spirit.
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