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The USDA classifies the hardiness zone of the Hackberry from 2-9. According to plants.usda.gov, the Hackberry is considered a late-succession species because it grows in deep shade. It's seedlings are found beneath heavy canopies, where other species of plants can't survive. (plants.usda.gov)

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