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carob
[kar′əb]
Etymology: Ar. al kharrubah
Ceratonia siliqua, a tree native to the Mediterranean basin.


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What is noticeable around the island is that all kinds of trees, even those which are considered more resistant to drought conditions, such as pines, cypress and carob trees are withering away and turning brown -- an indication of their poor state.
Altorreal ------------ Located between Alicante and La Manga, the 18-hole, Par 72 championship course combines stunning mountain vistas with a residential backdrop, and more than 20,000 olive, pine and carob trees.
Together with his son Rabbi Elazar, Rashbi spent 13 years living in this cave, eating fruits of a carob tree and drinking water from a nearby source.
 
 
 
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