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In Wyoming, the most common nuts that can be found growing are pine nuts from various species of pine trees, particularly the Pinyon pine. Additionally, some areas may have small quantities of walnuts and hazelnuts, though these are less prevalent due to the climate. The harsh winters and varying elevations can limit the diversity and abundance of nut-bearing trees in the state. Overall, pine nuts are the primary nut crop in Wyoming.

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