Juglans  compressa,  Gsertner,  Fruct.  ii,  50,  t.  89,  f.  1.— Muhlenberg  &  Willdenow  in  Neue  Schriften  Gesell.  Nat.  Fr.  Berlin,
iii,  300.— Willdenow,  Spec,  iv,  458;  Enum.  979;  Berl.  Baumz.  195.— Persoon,  Syn.  ii,  566.— Desfontaines,  Hist.  Arb.
ii,  347.— Alton,  Hort.  Kew.  2  ed.  v,  297.— Hayne,  Deud.  Fl.  164.— Lamarck,  111.  iii,  365,  t.  781,  f.  3.
?  Juglans  exaltata,  Bartram,  Travels,  2  ed.  38.
Juglans  squamosa,  Lamarck,  Diet,  iv,  504.— Desfontaines,  Hist.  Arb.  ii,  348.— Miohaux  f.  Hist.  Arb.  Am.  i,  190,  t.  7;  N.
American  Sylva,  3  ed.  1,123,  t.  36.— Barton,  Prodr.  Fl.  Philadelph.  92 ;  Compend.  Fl.  Philadelph.  ii,  179.— Bigelow,  FL
Boston.  3  ed.  380.
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Juglans  alba^  Miohaux,  Fl.  Bor.  Am.  ii  193  [not  Linnaeus].— Pursh,  Fl.  Am.  Sept.  ii,  637.— Eaton,  Manual,  108.
0.  mierocarpa,  Nuttall,  Genera,  ii,  221;  Sylva.i,  S8,t.l3;  2  ed.  i,55,  t.  13.— Sprengel,  Syst.  ii,  849.— Penn.  Cycl.vi,  332.—
Loudon,  Arboretum,  iii,  1451.— Darlington,  Fl.  Cestrica,  3  ed.  264.— Cooper  in  Smithsonian  Eep.  1858,  255.— Chapman,
Fl.  S.  States,  419.— Curtis  in  Eep.  Geological  Surv.  N.  Carolina,  1860,  iu,  44.— Wood,  CI.  Book,  642 ;  Bot.  &  Fl.  304.—
C.  De  Candolle,  Prodr.  x.Yi\  143.— Gray,  Manual  N.  States,  5  ed.  448.— Koch,  Dendrologie,  i,  596.— Toung,  Bot.  Texas,
499.— Vasey,  Cat.  Forest  Trees,  24.— Eidgway  in  Proc.  U.  S.  Nat.  Mus.  1882, 77.
SHELL-BAEK  HICKOKY.      SHAG-BAEK  HICKOET.
Yalley  of  the  Saint  Lawrence  river,  along  the  northern  shores  of  lakes  Ontario  and  Erie  to  southern  Michigan
and  southeastern  Minnesota,  south  to  the  Chattahoochee  region  of  western  Florida,  central  Alabama  and
Mississippi,  and  west  to  eastern  Kansas,  the  Indian  territory,  and  eastern  Texas.
