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  • Identifying Fall Trees with Large Green Fruit: A Comprehensive Guide
    It's impossible to definitively say which tree drops large green fruit based solely on "fall trees". Here's why:

    * "Fall trees" is too broad: Many trees change color in the fall. This could include deciduous trees like maples, oaks, or even fruit trees.

    * "Large green fruit" is vague: Fruit size and color can vary greatly. What's considered "large" to one person might be small to another.

    To help identify the tree, we need more information:

    * Location: Where are you located (general region, country)?

    * Fruit description:

    * Shape: Round, oval, elongated?

    * Texture: Smooth, bumpy, fuzzy?

    * Size: Approximately how big is the fruit?

    * Smell: Does the fruit have a distinct smell?

    * Tree characteristics:

    * Leaf shape: What do the leaves look like?

    * Bark: What does the bark look like?

    Once you provide more details, I can try to help you identify the tree.

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