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Species and Hybrid: 



Arkansas Hickory, carya Uuck- 

 leyi Arkansana 



Bitternut, carya rordiformis, 

 Dennis, Hatch 



Buckley Hickory, carya Buck- 

 leyi 



Chinese Hickory, carya catha- 

 yensis 



Pallid Hickory, carya pallida 

 Shellbark, carya laciniosa, from 

 3 locations 



Water Hickory, carya aquatica 



Zorn, the largest hickory yet 

 found, carya buckleyi Ar- 

 kansana X alba 



PECANS 



Northern Varieties: 

 Burlington 

 Busserou 

 Butterick 

 Campbell 

 Greenriver 

 Indiana 

 Koontz 

 Major 

 McCallister 

 Niblack 

 Norton 

 Posey 

 Witte 



Species and curiosities: 



Seedling Pecan from Adams, 

 ill. The most northern na- 

 tive growing pecan yet seen 

 by Willard G. Bixby 



Curtis Pecan, without inner 

 shell partition 



Schley Pecan, one grown in 



Georgia, the other in south- 

 ern Pennsylvania. This 

 shows how the nuts are 

 dwarfed by lack of sufficient 

 summer heat 

 PERSIAN WALNUTS 

 Varieties: 



Alpine 



Boston 



Colona 



Franquette 

 ■ Hall 



Holden 



Hutchinson 



Lancaster 



Mayette 



Milbank 



Ontario 



Pomeroy 



Rush 



Sayre 



Witte 



Seedlings and Hybrids 

 Chinese Paper Shell 

 Juglans regia x cinerea from 



2 locations 

 Allen, juglans regia x rupestris 



iVllSCELLEANEOUS 



Almond, Ridenhauer 



Chinese (edible apri- 

 cot) 

 American (2 loc-i- 



Beechnuts, 

 tions) 



European 



Nut Macadamia 



Queensland 

 ternifolia 



Water Chestnuts: 

 Nelumbium Luleum 

 Nelumbium Speciosum 



NOTES TAKEN AT MERRIBROOKE, DR. MORRIS' ESTATE 

 NEAR STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT 



Excursion of Friday, September 5, 1924 



Arriving at Stamford, all guests and members were met at the sta- 

 tion by cars from Dr. Morris' place. After coming together at the 

 house, the members followed Dr. Morris to the main gateway, where 

 the following program commenced : 



Dr. Morris: If you will all follow me here inside the gateway 

 we will take the trees as thej^ come in the order of the mimeographed 

 sheet which you hold. 



I will first sav that the abnormalities at ^lerribrooke this year 



