PLANTAE EXSICCATAE GRAYANAE
1229. Carya glabra (hi1l.1..) SVVEET
(Det. W.E.Munning)
Hon. Brit. 97 (1se7);Sp=1c11, mst. veg.11. 179 (1834);
Torrey, Fl. N.Y. 11. 1112, 1. 101 (1843); Gray, Man. 412
1184-8); Chapin. Fl. So. U.S. 4419 (1860); Robinson &
l"<~rn11l<l in Gray, Man. ed. T, 332 (1908); Sargent in Bot.
Gaz. lxvi. 212 (1918) ; ltehdcr, Man. Cult.'I`rees& Shrubs,
131 (1927); ityiib. 111. rr. & 1>1. Q58 (1932).
Syn. Jug/ans glabra Mill. Gard. Diet. ed. 8» DO- 5
(17(i8); Willd. Sp. Pl. iv. 458 (1805). J.porci1ia Michx.f.
Ari). Ain. i. Q06, t. 9 (1810). Cary/1 porcina Nutt. GCD-
11- 5532 (1518); C.l)C. in Ann. Sci. Nat. sér. 4, xviii. 36,
t. 1, fig.   t. 5, fig. 5-1. (111152) et in DC. Prod. xvi. pt. 2.
1413 (1351); Watson SL Coulter in Gray, Man. ed. 6, 459
(1890). Hivoriu glabra Britton in Bull. Torr. Bot. Club,
xv. 28-L (1888); Sargent, Silva N. Arn. vii. 165, il- 352,
$1.33 (1895); Britton 8: Brown, Ill. Fl, i. 4-87, 113- 1153
(1ss»<1); Small, Fl. Se. U.s. 335 (1903).
Fruit t`ro111 same tree us liowers. Not absolutely typical of the
species i11 having the husk frequently split down one side nearly
to the base, ll1L‘lll1Sl{ nut becoming shiny until late fall. Tree fruit-
ing somewimt every year. Ripe nuts from ground under same tr¢¢-
In upland field oi'i` Barrett Street, Northampton, Hump
shire County, MAssA1f11Us1:'1"1's.
Coll. \V.E.l\lANN1NG (no. 8l2Q).
lnnnature fruit July 31, 19411-
Ripe nuts October 15, 194-2.

