Carya cordiformis X Carya ovata

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List of Nuts exhibited before the Northern Nut Growers Association September 7-8-9, 1922 at Rochester, N. Y., by Park Department.

Black Walnut, Juglans nigra, United States. English Walnut, Juglans Regia, Europe and China. Western Walnut, Juglans major, Western States. Hybrid Walnut from Washington, D. C, supposed hybrid between Juglans rupestris and Juglans nigra. Butternut, Juglans cinerea, North America. Siebold's Butternut, Juglans Sieboldiana, Japan. Juglans cathayensis, China. Juglans coarctata, Japan. Winged Chinese Walnut, Pterocarya stenoptera, China. Winged Caucasian Walnut, Pterocarya fraxinifolia, West Asia. King-Nut, Carya laciniosa, United States. Shagbark, Carya ovata, North America. Carya ovata ellipsoidalis, United States. Ash-leaved Hickory, Carya ovata fraxinifolia, United States. False Shagbark, Carya ovalis, United States. Small Fruited Hickory, Carya ovalis odorata, North America. Carya ovalis obovalis, North America. Carya ovalis obcordata, United States. Pignut, Carya glabra, North America. Large Pignut, Carya glabra megacarpa, United States. Bitternut, Carya cordiformis, North America. Hybrid Hickory, X Carya Laneyi, Carya cordiformis X Carya ovata. Hybrid Hickory, X Carya Dunbarii, Carya laciniosa X Carya ovata. Beaked Hazel, Corylus rostrata, North America. American Hazel, Corylus americana, North America. European Hazel, Corylus Avellana, Eastern Hemisphere. Constantinople Hazel, Corylus Colurna, South Europe. Manchurian Hazel, Corylus mandshurica, Manchuria. Sweet Chestnut, Castanea dentata, United States. European Chestnut, Castanea sativa, Europe to China. Japanese Chestnut, Castanea crenata, Japan, China. Chinquapin, Castanea pumila, United States.

By the McGlennon-Vollertsen Filbert Nursery, twenty or more plates, of about a quart each, of named varieties of the European filbert grown in these Rochester nurseries, a very striking exhibit in demonstration of the commercial possibilities of this nut. By E. L. Wyckoff, Aurora, N. Y., a cluster of Indiana pecans, grown on a grafted tree at Aurora, of good size, apparently, other qualities not determined. A cluster of two small pecans grown on the great pecan tree in Hartford, Ct. One of these nuts was matured and filled. Brought by W. C. Deming who showed also chinkapins grown in Hartford and Redding, Conn. two strains of the Van Fleet hybrid chinkapins, Chinese chestnuts, C. mollissima, Japanese chestnuts, clusters of Kirtland and Griffin shagbarks from grafted trees, Ridenhauer almonds and several varieties of European and American filberts, all grown in Redding, Ct. filberts from the large trees at Bethel, Ct. and the large Sayre English walnut from Danbury, Ct. Illinois wild almonds were exhibited by Henry D. Spencer of Decatur, Ills. These have a fleshy covering like a thin peach. Mr. P. H. O'Connor showed specimens of the O'Connor hybrid walnut, J. regia X. J. nigra, and the Indiana hazel. Mr. A. C. Pomeroy had an exhibit of the Pomeroy English walnut. There were a number of other exhibits which have escaped record.

Table of contents (by pages)

• 1: Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Pro
• 2: NEILSON Promising Seedlings C
• 3: Ontario CHINA Kinsan Arboretum
• 4: DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Beatty
• 5: Louisiana NEBRASKA Caha
• 6: Sandusky OKLAHOMA Beitmen
• 7: Harrisburg Druckemiller
• 8: Ten members of the association shall constitute a quorum
• 9: Cushman in consenting to give the invocation
• 10: We appreciate your very fine exhibits
• 11: The present membership is approximately 250
• 12: One of our most earnest and intelligent members
• 13: Providing for planting our roadsides with nut bearing trees
• 14: Walter Van Fleet on January 26
• 15: He was also a successful taxidermist
• 16: A gold medal by the City of Portland
• 17: And by infected chestnut nursery trees
• 18: O'CONNOR I have some hazels and also some chinkapins
• 19: THE PRESIDENT What variety of pecans
• 20: McGlennon's filbert nursery under the direction of Mr
• 21: NORTHERN NUT GROWERS' ASSOCIATION In Account With WILLARD G
• 22: Has been reasonably successful
• 23: The nurserymen on the accredited list responded heartily
• 24: 000 square miles of that state are
• 25: CORSAN As to getting new members
• 26: OLCOTT Apropos of the remarks of Dr
• 27: Horticultural and agricultural
• 28: Littlepage has done anything about it or not
• 29: California Almond Growers' Exchange
• 30: A characteristic of the almond hull
• 31: We should judge that it is possible
• 32: The hull itself is fleshy even though thin
• 33: It seemed worth while to experiment with walnuts
• 34: The Avon orchards are seedling trees
• 35: I am getting down to the splice graft
• 36: There is an ordinary splice graft fastened with raffia
• 37: In a smaller one the raffia would suffice
• 38: You can buy parawax in all groceries
• 39: PATTERSON Ladies and Gentlemen
• 40: The Pecan Association and then the filbert
• 41: You know the Buick automobile says
• 42: And they are food of the very highest type
• 43: Assistant Superintendent of Parks
• 44: I think the king nut should be planted
• 45: Vollertsen to read his paper now
• 46: And was it genuine blight that killed them
• 47: Particularly our hazel and filbert plants
• 48: I simply cut out the blight with a sharp jackknife
• 49: Are absolutely free from blight
• 50: Those maple trees are fifty years old
• 51: Is known as the Canadian Johnny Appleseed
• 52: Ontario Agricultural College Guelph
• 53: Agricultural and horticultural magazines
• 54: THE BLACK WALNUT Juglans nigra
• 55: CHINESE WALNUTS Juglans regia sinensis
• 56: This disease is not known to occur in Ontario
• 57: Here again I received great encouragement and assistance
• 58: Corsan spoke about are tremendous destroyers of insects
• 59: Either cordiformis or sieboldiana
• 60: OLCOTT That's a good suggestion
• 61: The experimental nut orchardwillard g
• 62: This is then calipered with the calipers
• 63: They do keep the grass closely cropped
• 64: Pecans and hickories doing finely
• 65: Pioneer Experience and Outlook
• 66: And my labels were all hybridized
• 67: I had the boys go out and rattle down some pecans
• 68: Jones said that they included Stabler walnut trees
• 69: To subscribe for the Nut Journal and take out membership
• 70: In order to get members they offer premiums
• 71: Advocated the planting of seedling trees in great numbers
• 72: McGlennon is to get the others
• 73: BIXBY I don't believe you will ever succeed
• 74: Should have an association of Ohio nut growers
• 75: And Illinois is the wheat country
• 76: Olcott would be good enough to make one of his MR
• 77: OLCOTT After paying the tremendously high printer rates
• 78: THE PRESIDENT Professor Neilson
• 79: And then point out where the nut growers succeeded
• 80: THE PRESIDENT What was the deficit
• 81: We have now cleaned up our program pretty well
• 82: Bixby referred to that tonight
• 83: DEAN MANN President McGlennon
• 84: Here in the northeastern corner of the United States
• 85: PRESIDENT MCGLENNON Ladies and gentlemen
• 86: DEAN MANN I would be delighted
• 87: All the primates adhere to the family bill of fare
• 88: The proteins of oily seeds are complete proteins
• 89: Free from putrefactive bacteria
• 90: 000 calories of chestnuts or walnuts or more than 4
• 91: Prepared from almonds or peanuts
• 92: I am gong to buy land near Shanghai i
• 93: They imported them from Tientsin or Tsintao
• 94: I like Torreya Grandis very much
• 95: As did other advocates of nut culture
• 96: Together with native pecans north of Burlington
• 97: New YorkDear Sir Enclosed you will find my paper
• 98: Carya cordiformis X Carya ovata