Ihc Almanac And Encyclopedia 1911
Ihc Almanac And Encyclopedia 1911
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It is also found in many of the southern states, and makes satisfactory growth on many types of soil in localities apart from its native range. The nuts are rich and nutritious and bring fancy prices on the market.
The butternut (Juglans cineria) is closely related to the black walnut, which it resembles both in habit and botanical characteristics. The butternut extends farther east and north than the walnut. It is not 64 Home of F. P, Holland The trees in front of the house arc grafted pecans ...planted 17 years ago IHC ALMANAC Z> ENCYCLOPEDIA, common in the Southwest, but it ranges from southern New Brunswick to the headwaters of the Mississippi. It is found in great abundance, and reaches its greatest development in the valley of the Ohio River. The trees bear comparatively early, and when cultivated produce many bushels of nuts.
The shag-bark hickory {Hicoria ovata) is a very valuable tree. The timber is tough and the fiber strong. It takes a high polish and is much in demand where strength and durability are wanted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is also found in many of the southern states, and makes satisfactory growth on many types of soil in localities apart from its native range. The nuts are rich and nutritious and bring fancy prices on the market.
The butternut (Juglans cineria) is closely related to the black walnut, which it resembles both in habit and botanical characteristics. The butternut extends farther east and north than the walnut. It is not 64 Home of F. P, Holland The trees in front of the house arc grafted pecans ...planted 17 years ago IHC ALMANAC Z> ENCYCLOPEDIA, common in the Southwest, but it ranges from southern New Brunswick to the headwaters of the Mississippi. It is found in great abundance, and reaches its greatest development in the valley of the Ohio River. The trees bear comparatively early, and when cultivated produce many bushels of nuts.
The shag-bark hickory {Hicoria ovata) is a very valuable tree. The timber is tough and the fiber strong. It takes a high polish and is much in demand where strength and durability are wanted.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by International Harvester Company to read onlineMoreLess
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