1
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black walnut
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Eastern Asia
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Less commonly used and not as well-known in Eastern Asian countries for cooking or woodworking
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1
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2
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black walnut
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South Asia
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Black walnut trees are not commonly found in this region, and the nuts are not typically used in local cuisine.
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1
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3
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walnut
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East Asia
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Walnuts are often used in traditional Chinese medicine for their perceived health benefits, such as improving brain function and kidney health.
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1
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4
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walnut tree
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Central Asia
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Walnut trees are culturally significant and are associated with folklore and traditional crafts such as woodcarving and woodworking.
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1
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5
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walnut tree
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South Asia
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Valued for its shade and as a source of timber, but not widely associated with nut production
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1
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6
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walnut wood crafts
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East Asia
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Less common due to traditional preferences for lighter colored woods like oak or bamboo
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1
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7
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walnut wood crafts
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South Asia
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Less commonly used for kitchenware due to the preference for materials like sheesham wood or stainless steel
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1
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8
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walnut wood crafts
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Southeast Asia
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Less commonly used due to the availability of other hardwoods like teak or mahogany
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1
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