Q UMBNALES. 



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tree, often forty to fifty metres (130-160 feet) iuheig^lit. Its dark brown 

 timber is fully as valuable as the preceding, and is used for tlie same 

 purposes. It is exported in considerable quantities to England. Its 



I^IGB. 375-83.— ILIUSTBATIONB OF JUGLANS KEGIA. 



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Fig. 380. 



Fig. 381. 



Fig. 382. 



Fig. 375. — Female ilower cluster. Fig. 376, Female flower. Magnified. 



Fig. 377. — Female flower cut vertically. Magnified. 

 Fig. 378.— Male flower. Magnified. Fig. 379.— Male flower cluster. 



Fig. 380.— Eipe fruit. Fig. 381.— Endocarp. Fig. 388.— Seed. 



