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Olive trees are native to the Mediterranean region. The bark of young trees is a smooth gray before maturing to a brown irregularly platted color. On older trees, the bark becomes uniquely gnarly, twisted, contorted, and bumpy.

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tree trunk wood branch plant leaf nature twig forest woodland olive trees native mediterranean region bark gray brown irregularly platted color older gnarly twisted contorted bumpy identification olive olea europaea Denfrology ID garden Landscape

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