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Shag Bark hickory

Carya ovata

Photo by esp101
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Shag bark hickory is a common tree in United States and Canada. The leaves on the tree averages about 30-60 cm. The trees grow very slowly, it is normally found in dry areas. The soil is very deep and most. Hickory s last for about 200 years.

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PublishedNovember 14, 2013

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