Wood And Forest
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Remarks: Its characteristic of in- denting witlioiit breaking has given it use as lining for carts and as crickei bats. Of the many willows, the niosl tree like in proportion in eastern Nortli America. Bark contains salycj'lic acid.
Kadial Section, life size.
Cross-section, majfnificd 37j^ diameters.
laitgenlial bectlun, life size.
114 WOOD AND rOREST.
29 Butternut. White Walnut.
Butternut, because the nuts are rich in oil.
JugJans cincrea Linnaeus.
Juglans means Jove's nut; cinerea refers to a...sh-colored bark.
Habitat.
Leaf.
Habitat: (See map) ; best in Ohio basin.
Characteristics of the Tree: Heiglit, rS'-lOO': diameter, 2'-4'; branches low, broad spreading deep roots; bark, gray ish brown, deep fissures broad ridges ; leaves.
15"-30" long, compound, 11 to 17 leaflets, hairj and rough ; fruit, ob long, pointed, edible, oil) nut.
Appearance of Wood: Color, light brown, dark ening with exposure, sap wood whitish ; diffuse porous; rings, not prom inent ; grain, fairh straight, coarse, takes high polish; rays, dis tinct, thin, obscure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Remarks: Its characteristic of in- denting witlioiit breaking has given it use as lining for carts and as crickei bats. Of the many willows, the niosl tree like in proportion in eastern Nortli America. Bark contains salycj'lic acid.
Kadial Section, life size.
Cross-section, majfnificd 37j^ diameters.
laitgenlial bectlun, life size.
114 WOOD AND rOREST.
29 Butternut. White Walnut.
Butternut, because the nuts are rich in oil.
JugJans cincrea Linnaeus.
Juglans means Jove's nut; cinerea refers to a...sh-colored bark.
Habitat.
Leaf.
Habitat: (See map) ; best in Ohio basin.
Characteristics of the Tree: Heiglit, rS'-lOO': diameter, 2'-4'; branches low, broad spreading deep roots; bark, gray ish brown, deep fissures broad ridges ; leaves.
15"-30" long, compound, 11 to 17 leaflets, hairj and rough ; fruit, ob long, pointed, edible, oil) nut.
Appearance of Wood: Color, light brown, dark ening with exposure, sap wood whitish ; diffuse porous; rings, not prom inent ; grain, fairh straight, coarse, takes high polish; rays, dis tinct, thin, obscure.
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