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The document discusses developing an app called Tree Finder to help hikers and others identify trees and plants when lost in the woods at night and hungry. The app would allow users to check if plants are poisonous so they can safely forage for food. It aims to solve the problem of being lost and hungry in the woods by identifying safe plants and trees.
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