FOREST TREES OF THE UNITED STATES. 375 



A UST OF THE MORE IMPORTANT TREES OF THE UNITED 

 STATES. Continued. 



Swamp White Oak 



Cow Oak 



I,ive Oak 



Canyon I,ive Oak . 

 Red Oak . . 



Scarlet Oak 



Yellow Oak 

 Spanish Oak . . . 

 Pin Oak 



Water Oak 



Tanbark Oak . . 

 Cedar Elm 



Slippery Elm . 

 White Elm .... 



Cork Elm 



Wing Elm 

 Hackberry .... 



Red Mulberry 



Osage Orange. 

 Magnolia 



Cucumber-tree 



Quercus platanoides 

 Quercus michauxii. 

 Quercus virginiana 



Quercus chrysolepis. 

 Quercus rubra 



Quercus coccinea 



Quercus velutina 



Quercus digitata 

 Quercus palustris 



Quercus nigra 



Quercus densiflora . . 

 Ulmus crassifolia .. . 



Ulmus pubescens 



Ulmus americana. . . 



Ulmus racemosa . . . 



Ulmus alata 



Celtis occidentalis 



Morus rubra. 



Toxylon pomiferum . . 

 Magnolia foetida 



Magnolia acuminata. 



Maine to Georgia, Iowa and 

 Arkansas. 



Delaware to Florida, Texas 

 and Missouri. 



Shores from Virginia to Flor- 

 ida, Texas, Mexico, Central 

 America and Cuba. 



Oregon to Mexico. 



Minnesota to Nova Scotia, 

 Georgia and Kansas. 



Minnesota to Maine, Neb- 

 raska, Tennessee and North 

 Carolina." 



Minnesota to Maine, Florida 

 and Texas. 



New Jersey to Florida, Illi- 

 nois and Texas. 



Wisconsin to Massachusetts, 

 Virginia, Kansas and Indian 

 Territory. 



Delaware to Florida, Missouri 

 and Texas. 



Oregon to California. 



Mississippi to Arkansas and 

 Mexico. 



North Dakota to Quebec, Flor- 

 ida and Texas. 



Newfoundland to Rocky 

 Mountains, Florida and 

 Texas. 



Minnesota to Quebec, New 

 Hampshire, Nebraska, Mis- 

 souri and Tennessee. 



Virginia to Florida, Missouri 

 and Texas. 



Quebec to Massachusetts, Flor- 

 ida, Texas, Washington and 

 Nevada. 



Massachusetts and Vermont to 

 Florida, Nebraska, South 

 Dakota and Texas. 



Arkansas to Texas. 



North Carolina to Florida, 

 Arkansas and Texas. 



New York to Illinois, Alabama 

 and Arkansas. 



