This is considered to be the oil tree mentioned
in the bible ( Isa. 41:19, 20 ) and was known as wild olive in
ancient times. It's hard, fine grained wood was much used for
wood carving. Although its fruits are used in drinks and to
make preserves, it is more sought after for its white shoots
and silver undersides of leaves. Trains well.
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