



gleditsia
Honey Locusts are tall trees with beautiful, feathery leaves that dance in the wind. They produce long, flat pods that are a favorite snack for many animals!
生息地: Honey Locusts thrive in open areas, fields, and along riverbanks.
The Honey Locust is a tall tree known for its distinctive long, sharp thorns on its trunk and branches, though thornless varieties exist. It has delicate, fern-like green leaves and produces long, leathery brown seed pods that can reach over a foot in length.




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Honey Locust is often planted in cities because it tolerates pollution.
Its scientific name, Gleditsia, honors the German botanist Johann Gleditsch.
Native Americans used the sweet pod pulp as food and to make drinks.
Wild Honey Locust thorns can be up to 10 inches long!
Honey Locusts have formidable, sharp thorns that help them protect their trunk and branches from hungry animals.
Honey Locusts have long, sweet-pulped pods that encourage animals to eat and widely disperse their seeds.
Honey Locusts can thrive in many soil types and climates, helping it survive dry spells and grow almost anywhere.
Apis mellifera
Bees collect nectar and pollen from its small flowers.
Odocoileus virginianus
Deer browse young branches and eat sweet pods.
Sciurus carolinensis
Squirrels eat the seeds found inside the pods.
Buteo jamaicensis
Hawks build nests high in its sturdy branches.
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1500-4500 cm
1000-2000 cm
0.5-1 cm
Late_spring_to_early_summer
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