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Meanings of Juglans nigra in English
North American walnut tree with hard dark wood and edible nut.
Synonyms
Examples for "black walnut"
Examples for "black walnut"
1
These are the filbert of the Northwest and the Eastern black walnut.
2
The wood from which the stocks are made is the black walnut.
3
Prof. Reed: I believe the botanists recognize only the one black walnut.
4
The tree is less durable and long-lived than is the black walnut.
5
The black walnut has both a hard shell and a fleshy covering.
1
I have seen the same thing that Mr. Bixby describes, a high-pruned black walnut tree with wheat growing clear up to the trunk.
2
In 1942, a very definite case of wilting and stunting was noted in cabbage plants growing in the vicinity of a black walnut tree.
3
And, oh yes, Aunt Nancy says she'll make us a cake as big as 'a black walnut tree' and two kinds of ice cream!
4
In the fall of 1910 Professor Lake gave me some buds of Persian walnut and I put three buds into a young black walnut tree.
5
On my little farm near Lockport, N. Y., there is a large black walnut tree, perhaps 90 to 100 years old.
Usage of Juglans nigra in English
1
This is also the first contest where a nut of any other black walnut species than Juglans nigra has come anywhere near the prize winners.
2
The abbreviations used under the species column are: B for Black walnut ( Juglans nigra), C for California black walnut (Juglans hindsii), R for (Juglans rupestris).
Translations for Juglans nigra
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