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hickory juglandaceae walnut family host:waynesword.palomar.edu
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seed bearing seed coat endocarp layer called nuts seeded fruit dry drupes white rice fruit types outer green inner layer endocarp large seed grain caryopsis surrounding the large seed drupaceous nuts outer layer dry fruits pericarp
Fruit Terminology (Part 2)
... . See Minute Achenes Of Dwarf Fluffweed See Achenes Of The Buckwheat Family See Achenes Of The Sunflower Family See Parachute Achenes Of Dandelions 2. Anthocarp: Small, one-seeded ... of hickory are native to the deciduous forests of the northeastern United States, along with the mockernut (C. tomentosa), pignut (C. glabra) and bitternut (C. cordiformis). E. Juglandaceae: Walnut (Juglans) Black walnut ...
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Fruit Identification Outline
... category. This is especially true of the walnut family (Juglandaceae), although some older references still consider these fruits to be nuts. In hickory & pecan (Carya) the outer husk or ... therefore, these fruits are technically drupes or drupaceous nuts. Walnut & butternut (Juglans), two additional members of the walnut family (Juglandaceae), have similar drupe-like fruits. The outer green husk ...
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Nut Photos
... trees in order to mature into sweet, delicious dates. Read About The Amazing Date Palm Walnut & Pecan: Walnut Family (Juglandaceae) Note: Many botanists say that the husk of pecans and walnuts contains tissue from ... New International Dictionary describes a tryma as a nutlike drupe (as the fruit of the walnut or hickory) in which the epicarp and mesocarp separate as a somewhat fleshy or leathery rind ...
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