Timber trees and forests of North Carolina

Leaflets 7 to 11, rough-hairy beneath; nut thick-shelied, with thick husk; bark of tree rough but not shaggy.(p.87.).....WHITE HICKORY.Leaflets scurfy beneath with silvery particles; leafstem and midribs hairy ; nuts thick-shelled, the husk usually adhering to it; bark very rough; small trees on sandy soil; throughout except 22 KEY FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE (¢) Leaves toothed, oblong, small, 2 inches long; buds small and acute, or large, round, and flattened from the top; flowers seeming solitary, large and white; fruit a cluster of red berries; twigs purple or green.(Pp.63.)...... c e eee eeees teste receeeeeente Doewoop.(d) Leaves oblong, 14 to 8 inches long, toothed or entire-margined; buds, long-stalked, rustyscurfy; flowers white, small, in flat-topped elusters; fruit black or bluish,containing a seed grooved on the side; small trees or SDLPUDS....-eeceee cece eeecoeees several kinds of........... soieameteeeei eats Buack Haws!.