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Chapter IX: Miscellaneous Nuts--Edible and Otherwise, 254

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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.

Fig. Page.
1. A California almond orchard, 18
2. Budding knife, 24
3. Yankee budding knife, 24
4. Prepared shoot, 26
5. Incision for bud, 27
6. Bud in position, 28
7. Hard-shelled almond, 36
8. Thin-shelled almond, 37
9. Beechnut leaf, bur and nut, 51
10. Leaves and nut of Castanopsis chrysophylla, 56
11. Castanopsis bur, 57
12. Chestnut flowers, 61
13. Splice graft, 75
14. Splice graft inserted, 75
15. Stock, 77
16. Cion, 77
17. Two cions inserted, 77
18. One cion inserted, 77
19. American chestnut leaf, 88
20. Spike of burs of bush chinquapin (_Castanea nana_), 89
21. Spike of chinquapin chestnut bur (_C. pumila_), 90
22. Single bur, nut and leaf of chinquapin
chestnut (_C. pumila_), 91
23. Japan chestnut leaf, 92
24. Burs of Fuller's chinquapin (one-half natural size), 97
25. Fuller's chinquapin, five years old from nut, 98
26. Bur of Numbo chestnut, 101
27. Spines of Numbo chestnut, 102
28. Numbo chestnut, 102
29. Paragon chestnut bur (one-half natural size), 103
30. Spines of Paragon chestnut bur, 103
31. Paragon chestnut, 104
32. Four-year-old Paragon chestnut tree, 105
33. Open bur of the Ridgely chestnut, 106
34. Japan Giant chestnut, 110
35. Spines of Japan chestnut, 110
36. Chestnut weevil, 114
37. Large filbert, 119
38. Large seedling hazelnut, 120
39. Constantinople hazel, 129
40. English filbert orchard, five years from seed, 134
41. Varieties of filberts and hazel seedlings, 135
42. Extra large hazel seedling or round English filbert, 136
43. Filbert orchard struck with blight, fifth year from seed,137
44. Hazel fungus, 141
45. Fourteen-years-old pecan tree in Mississippi, 154
46. Leaf and sterile catkins of shellbark hickory, 156
47. Western shellbark, 158
48. Section Western shellbark, 158
49. Leaf of pignut, 161
50. Bitternut branch and leaf, 163
51. Bitternut, 164
52. Large, long pecan nut, 166
53. Oval pecan nut, 166
54. Small oval pecan nut, 167
55. Little Mobile pecan nut, 167
56. Stuart pecan nut, 169
57. Van Deman pecan nut, 169
58. Risien pecan nut, 169
59. Lady Finger pecan nut, 169
60. The original Hales' Paper-shell hickory tree, 171
61. Hales' hickory, 172
62. Section of Hales' hickory, 172
63. Long shellbark hickory, 173
64. Shellbark Missouri, 173
65. Long Western shellbark, 174
66. Fresh Nussbaumer hybrid, 175
67. Nussbaumer's hybrid, 176
68. Crown grafting on roots of the hickory, 189
69. Sprouts from severed hickory roots, 190
70. The hickory-twig girdler, 196
71. Hickory borer, 198
72. Burrows of hickory scolytus, 200
73. Persian walnut, showing position of sexual organs, 204
74. Bearing branch of English walnut, 205
75. Seedling walnut, 216
76. Flute budding, 220
77. Flowering branch of hybrid walnut, 228
78. Hybrid walnut, 230
79. Hybrid walnut, shell removed, 230
80. Juglans Sieboldiana raceme, 231
81. Black walnut in husk, 232
82. Juglans nigra, husk removed, 233
83. Juglans Californica, 235
84. Juglans rupestris, showing small kernel, 235
85. Juglans Sieboldiana, 238
86. Juglans cordiformis, 239
87. Small fruited walnut, 240
88. Barthere walnut, 242
89. Chaberte walnut, 242
90. Chile walnut, 242
91. Cut-leaved walnut, 243
92. Gibbons walnut, 244
93. Mayette walnut, 245
94. Kernel of walnut, 245
95. Juglans regia octogona, 245
96. Cross section, 245
97. Parisienne walnut, 246
98. Serotina or St. John walnut, 247
99. The caterpillar of the regal walnut moth, 252
100. The regal walnut moth--Citheronia regalis, 252
101. Brazil nut, 258
102. The cashew nut, 260
103. Litchi or Leechee nut, 270
104. Branch of nut pine, 277
105. Paradise or sapucaia nut, 279
106. Souari nut, 281
107. Water chestnut, 283

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