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(Black Locust - 07) The leaves of the black locust are described as being:
alternate, pinnately compound with between 7 and 19 leaflets, and grow to
lengths of 8 to 14 inches. What appear to be individual leaves are really the
leaflets. The actual leaf has a long central green stem with a terminal leaflet
and several pairs of leaflets that usually grow opposite one another along the
stem, which can be more easily seen in the next photo.
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