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Thorny locust in West Virginia

Uncommon in West Virginia, thorny honey locust trees may have been brought to the state by mastodons.

David Sibray inspects a thorny locust tree at Spring Hill Cemetery in Charleston, West Virginia.

Honey Locust in West Virginia

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