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CarlosOverstreet — 2007-06-13 14:49:17

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- Olive trees grow all around ["Davis"]. Most people are familiar with the green or black pickled fruit, and often don't recognize olives out of the can. In Davis, olive trees can be found growing along ["Olive Drive"] and ["Russell" Russell Blvd], where they stain the ground black in the Autumn. There's also a big olive tree right in front of ["City Hall"].	+ '''Olive trees''' (''Olea europaea'') grow all around ["Davis"]. Most people are familiar with the green or black pickled fruit, and often don't recognize olives out of the can. In Davis, olive trees can be found growing along ["Olive Drive"] and ["Russell" Russell Blvd], where they stain the ground black in the Autumn. There's also a big olive tree right in front of ["City Hall"].

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CarlosOverstreet — 2007-06-13 14:48:44

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JabberWokky — 2006-07-19 19:06:42

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PhilipNeustrom — 2006-06-07 19:48:18

fixed aggie link. these links are so long

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- ["UC Davis"] actually [http://californiaaggie.com/article/?id=8777 harvests a lot of the olives] that drop from these trees, bottles it up, and sells high quality ["UC Davis Olive Oil" olive oil]! You can also buy quite good, reasonably local, olive oil at the ["Farmers Market"].	+ ["UC Davis"] actually [http://www.californiaaggie.com/media/storage/paper981/news/2005/04/27/FrontPage/Ucd-Produces.HighQuality.HighDemand.Olive.Oil-1320330.shtml?norewrite200606072346&sourcedomain=www.californiaaggie.com harvests a lot of the olives] that drop from these trees, bottles it up, and sells high quality ["UC Davis Olive Oil" olive oil]! You can also buy quite good, reasonably local, olive oil at the ["Farmers Market"].

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DussonYeung — 2006-02-12 15:55:26

Link Fix

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- ["UC Davis"] actually [http://californiaaggie.com/article/?id=8777 harvests a lot of the olives] that drop from these trees, bottles it up, and sells high quality ["UC Davis Olive Oil" olive oil]! You can also buy quite good, reasonably local, olive oil at the ["Farmers' Market"].	+ ["UC Davis"] actually [http://californiaaggie.com/article/?id=8777 harvests a lot of the olives] that drop from these trees, bottles it up, and sells high quality ["UC Davis Olive Oil" olive oil]! You can also buy quite good, reasonably local, olive oil at the ["Farmers Market"].

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DanielBrown — 2006-02-12 15:36:18

add a bit of content. The link to the aggie article is dead.

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- Olive trees grow all around ["Davis"]. Most people are familiar with the green or black pickled fruit, and often don't recognize olives out of the can. In Davis olive trees can be found growing along ["Olive Drive"] and ["Russell" Russell Blvd], where they stain the ground black in the Autumn.	+ Olive trees grow all around ["Davis"]. Most people are familiar with the green or black pickled fruit, and often don't recognize olives out of the can. In Davis, olive trees can be found growing along ["Olive Drive"] and ["Russell" Russell Blvd], where they stain the ground black in the Autumn. There's also a big olive tree right in front of ["City Hall"].
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- The fruit needs a a long period of heat to ripen, making Davis a perfect habitat. Olives are bitter in their natural state, and are only edible after a long treatment process (often involving lye) that removes the alkaloid. University of California Agricultural Sciences Publications Leaflet 21131, ''The ABC's of Home-Cured Green Ripe Olives'', details the process. The trees can reach up to 50 feet in height. Olive trees' foliage is narrow, pointy, and grayish-green.	+ The fruit needs a long period of heat to ripen, making Davis a perfect habitat. Olives are bitter in their natural state, and are only edible after a long treatment process (often involving lye) that removes the natural alkaloids. University of California Agricultural Sciences Publications Leaflet 21131, ''The ABC's of Home-Cured Green Ripe Olives'', details the process. The trees can reach up to 50 feet in height. Olive trees' foliage is narrow, pointy, and grayish-green.
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- ["UC Davis"] actually [http://californiaaggie.com/article/?id=8777 harvests a lot of the olives] that drop from these trees, bottles it up, and sells high quality ["UC Davis Olive Oil" olive oil]!	+ ["UC Davis"] actually [http://californiaaggie.com/article/?id=8777 harvests a lot of the olives] that drop from these trees, bottles it up, and sells high quality ["UC Davis Olive Oil" olive oil]! You can also buy quite good, reasonably local, olive oil at the ["Farmers' Market"].

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JasonAller — 2005-05-02 20:17:35

linked the campus oil

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-05-01 18:55:04

aggie article linked

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AlphaDog — 2005-02-24 16:58:19

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AlphaDog — 2005-02-24 16:57:58

Upload of image tree_olive.jpg.

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JevanGray — 2005-02-09 13:20:04

linked to Town Flora

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	+ + For info on other local plants see ["Town Flora"].

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JevanGray — 2005-02-08 15:29:43

title of leaflet 21131

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- The fruit needs a a long period of heat to ripen, making Davis a perfect habitat. Olives are bitter in their natural state, and are only edible after a long treatment process (often involving lye) that removes the alkaloid. University of California Agricultural Sciences Publications Leaflet 21131 details the process. The trees can reach up to 50 feet in height. Olive trees' foliage is narrow, pointy, and grayish-green.	+ The fruit needs a a long period of heat to ripen, making Davis a perfect habitat. Olives are bitter in their natural state, and are only edible after a long treatment process (often involving lye) that removes the alkaloid. University of California Agricultural Sciences Publications Leaflet 21131, ''The ABC's of Home-Cured Green Ripe Olives'', details the process. The trees can reach up to 50 feet in height. Olive trees' foliage is narrow, pointy, and grayish-green.

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JabberWokky — 2005-02-08 15:22:13

Olives are bitter until cured.

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- - The Fruit needs a a long period of heat to ripen, making Davis a perfect habitat. The trees can reach up to 50 feet in height. Olive trees' foliage is narrow, pointy, and grayish-green.	+ The fruit needs a a long period of heat to ripen, making Davis a perfect habitat. Olives are bitter in their natural state, and are only edible after a long treatment process (often involving lye) that removes the alkaloid. University of California Agricultural Sciences Publications Leaflet 21131 details the process. The trees can reach up to 50 feet in height. Olive trees' foliage is narrow, pointy, and grayish-green.

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AmeliaCarlson — 2005-02-08 14:43:07

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- Olive trees grow all around Davis. The fruit can be pickled when ripe or green, which is how most people are familiar with olives.	+ ''Olea europaea L'' + + Olive trees grow all around ["Davis"]. Most people are familiar with the green or black pickled fruit, and often don't recognize olives out of the can. In Davis olive trees can be found growing along ["Olive Drive"] and ["Russell" Russell Blvd], where they stain the ground black in the Autumn. + + + The Fruit needs a a long period of heat to ripen, making Davis a perfect habitat. The trees can reach up to 50 feet in height. Olive trees' foliage is narrow, pointy, and grayish-green.

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AmeliaCarlson — 2005-02-08 14:13:43

need to switch computers, will finish

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	+ Olive trees grow all around Davis. The fruit can be pickled when ripe or green, which is how most people are familiar with olives.