Macy Stitzinger, 5, left, and her sister Clancy, 3, right, new residents looking to enroll in school, watch from their car window as students at Big Cypress Elementary plant Tabebuia trees, also known as Trumpet trees, behind the school during Plant Conservation Day on May 18, 2009. The Tabebuia tree, which has more than 100 species, is the national tree of Brazil, Paraguay and Venezuela. Each fourth grade class, and some fifth grade classes planted either a yellow or purple Tabebuia tree in the median grass of the back parking lot. Greg Kahn/Staff

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Macy Stitzinger, 5, left, and her sister Clancy, 3, right, new residents looking to enroll in school, watch from their car window as students at Big Cypress Elementary plant Tabebuia trees, also known as Trumpet trees, behind the school during Plant Conservation Day on May 18, 2009. The Tabebuia tree, which has more than 100 species, is the national tree of Brazil, Paraguay and Venezuela. Each fourth grade class, and some fifth grade classes planted either a yellow or purple Tabebuia tree in the median grass of the back parking lot. Greg Kahn/Staff

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