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Food forest tree databases - Which are the best?

 
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Seems PFAF.org is pretty good. Are there other better ones out there?
 
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You may want to see about any Ag Department databases or native plant society databases.  I haven't specifically found what I was looking for with food bearing trees, but I've seen what kinds of tree families grow in the area and then I've researched their food-bearing relatives.
 
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