Mesquite Tree

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      "Honey mesquite is native to the Southwestern United States and northern Mexico, ranging from California east through Texas and Kansas south to Louisiana, Nuevo León, and Baja California.",
      "Southwestern Indigenous peoples ground mesquite pods into sweet flour for cakes and traditional horno bread; Apache and Pima groups fermented the seeds into a pinole beverage.",
      "The word \"mesquite\" is a Spanish adaptation of the Aztec Nahuatl name \"mizquitl\"; the dense wood is famously used in the Southwest to impart smoky flavor to grilled meats."
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