  We prove that every positively-weighted tree T can be realized as the cut
locus C(x) of a point x on a convex polyhedron P, with T weights matching C(x)
lengths. If T has n leaves, P has (in general) n+1 vertices. We show there are
in fact a continuum of polyhedra P each realizing T for some x on P. Three main
tools in the proof are properties of the star unfolding of P, Alexandrov's
gluing theorem, and a cut-locus partition lemma. The construction of P from T
is surprisingly simple.
