Tree Identification Number (for editors only) : 1
Date Observed: October 10, 2008
Common Name: Butternut also known as White Walnut
Latin Name: Juglans Cinereal
GPS Coordinates: 36* 41.185 M.N 79* 51.768 M.W
Height: 64 Feet
Diameter: 12.1 Inches
Immediate Habitat: This tree is located on a slope with lots of ground cover
Description: This very straight woodpecker-hole ridden tree is surrounded by kudzu. Located on the far west side of the park the butternut is in its proper habitat being located on a slope.
- Phenology: All leaves on this tree are green
- Bark: This butternut is riddled with woodpecker holes that go horizontally around the tree. The bark is light gray
- Fruit: The butternut contains oblong shaped, greenish-yellow nuts that expel a yellow dye when punctured
- Distinguishing marks: This tree is covered with holes that run horizontally around the tree
- Invasive vines: Kudzu
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1 comment:
Maybe this could be some type of hickory nut? Have you harvested the seeds and opened it?
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