The North American Sylva
The North American Sylva
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Their nuts and the entire fruit, on the other hand, are so much^allke, that they might be mistaken for the product of the same tree; the fnrit of both is round with depressed Meatus, anH the nuts' are similariy mdulded dnd eqiially white. If, on a more attentive eiamittation , the Gloces- ter Hickory is determined to be a distinct spedes from the Thick Shellbark Hickory, it will be observed that they resemble each other in their leaves, composed of seven and sometimes of nine leaflets , and in ...the luxuriant force of their vegetation ; but that they differ in their fruit , which in the Thick Shellbark Hickory IS oblong with a compressed nut, like that of flte Shellbark Hickory , of twice the size , and of 4 yellowiAh colour , and in the Gloc66te(r Hickory spherical and tery large, with a big, greyish white Digitized by VjOOQIC THICK SHEI]LBA£K BICKORT. 198 nut, nearly round , whose shell is two lines thick and extremely hard. In fine , it is to be remarked , that the species and the variety of the Scalybark Hickory which have been de8erS>ed , grow , or at least , are most abun- dantly multiplied in regions far remote from each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their nuts and the entire fruit, on the other hand, are so much^allke, that they might be mistaken for the product of the same tree; the fnrit of both is round with depressed Meatus, anH the nuts' are similariy mdulded dnd eqiially white. If, on a more attentive eiamittation , the Gloces- ter Hickory is determined to be a distinct spedes from the Thick Shellbark Hickory, it will be observed that they resemble each other in their leaves, composed of seven and sometimes of nine leaflets , and in ...the luxuriant force of their vegetation ; but that they differ in their fruit , which in the Thick Shellbark Hickory IS oblong with a compressed nut, like that of flte Shellbark Hickory , of twice the size , and of 4 yellowiAh colour , and in the Gloc66te(r Hickory spherical and tery large, with a big, greyish white Digitized by VjOOQIC THICK SHEI]LBA£K BICKORT. 198 nut, nearly round , whose shell is two lines thick and extremely hard. In fine , it is to be remarked , that the species and the variety of the Scalybark Hickory which have been de8erS>ed , grow , or at least , are most abun- dantly multiplied in regions far remote from each other.
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