shellbark

President Morris: Yes, that is for the little one, and if we call the laciniosa shellbark, that will make a distinction.

It is usually associated with the shellbark hickory where it grows in moist situations.

The nuts are an article of commerce and by some are preferred to the shellbark hickory although the nuts are hard to crack.

Sometimes in the river bottoms it grows in situations too wet for the shellbark hickory.

In its general appearance it resembles the shellbark, as well as in the fullness of its foliage and the size of its leaves.