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Pinyon pine

The pinyon (Spanish, piñón) pine group grows in southwestern North America, especially in New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona, and Utah, with the single-leaf pinyon pine just reaching into southern Idaho. The trees yield edible nuts, which are a staple food of Native Americans, and widely eaten as a snack and as an ingredient in New Mexican cuisine. The name…

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Piñón seeds in Native American cuisine

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Traditional method of harvesting

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Pinyon pine

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related to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisine · 16
Pinyon pine → All, American Indians, American Southwest, BCE, CE, Early Native Americans, Great Basin, Homo, Ice Age, Idaho, In, Increased, North America, North American Southwest, Oasisamerica, The
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Pinyon pine → California, Cembroides, Colorado, Genetic, Johann's, Laguna, Mexican, Orizaba, Parry, Pinus, Potosi, Texas, There
related to Relationship with wildlife · 8
Pinyon pine → As, Clark's, Gymnorhinus, Ips, It, Many, The, The Mexican

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Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineThe0.60section
Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineAmerican Indians0.60section
Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineNorth American Southwest0.60section
Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineAll0.60section
Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineNorth America0.60section
Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineHomo0.60section
Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineGreat Basin0.60section
Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineAmerican Southwest0.60section
Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineOasisamerica0.60section
Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineIn0.60section
Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineIce Age0.60section
Pinyon pinerelated to Piñón seeds in Native American cuisineIdaho0.60section

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