Our state tree of Michigan, what is it?
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White Pine
ReplyDeleteI agree, White Pine. WB
ReplyDeleteI agree, White Pine.WB
ReplyDeletePinus strobus, the white pine. You are both correct!
ReplyDeleteHow cool.I'm gonna use the picture for my school state report.
ReplyDeleteGo ahead, good luck!
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