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"The avocado fruit grows on a large, subtropical tree known as Persea Americana. This species grows up to 66 feet high and features medium (between 4.7 and 9.8 inches long), sturdy, deep green leaves, and small, greenish-yellow flowers. The avocado tree grows out into a wide, bushy plant with a light brown trunk.\n\nPersea Americana is a subtropical plant species that requires a warm, humid climate with minimal wind. The avocado tree is not naturally tolerant of frost. When even mild frost occurs, the tree tends to prematurely drop its fruit. Some species, including Hass, can survive temperatures of 30 degrees Fahrenheit and less.\n\nIn addition to this subtropical climate, the avocado grows best in deep (preferably over 3 feet) of thoroughly aerated soil.\n\nGrowing conditions for the avocado tree are ideal in many countries and regions across the globe, including Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Central America, Peru, the Caribbean, Venezuela, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, California, Arizona, Hawaii, Florida, Texas, Australia, New Zealand, Spain, Portugal, Crete, Morocco, Indonesia, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Rwanda, and areas of Southern India.\n\nIf you live in a subtropical climate, you may like to grow your own avocado tree. You can do this by purchasing a seedling or small tree, or by sprouting an avocado seed as we outlined above."
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