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professional chef or ... palm tree, which grows in many tropical climates and is 
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hearts of palm, this is the ... This palm grows in tropical climates such as Florida (
it's the state tree) and Brazil. Hearts of palm are ivory colored and resemble white 
asparagus without the tips. They are usually available canned and... [DOC] [TLE] Letters G H I Alphabet of Vegetables | A Veggie Venture's Recipe ... [PAR] ... and is Florida's official state tree. Hearts of palm are slender, ivory-colored, 
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value, taste, ... Tasting somewhat like an artichoke, it has the appearance similar 
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professional chef or ... palm tree, which grows in many tropical climates and is 
Florida's official state tree. Hearts of

Question: Resembling white asparagus without tips, hearts of this come from Florida's state tree
Answer: Palm