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Title: Trees of Texas; an illustrated manual of the native and introduced trees of the state
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Lewis, Isaac McKinney, 1878-1943
Subjects: Trees
Publisher: Austin, University of Texas
Contributing Library: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden
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^ popular ornamental treethroughout its range. ERICACEAE De Condolle. The Heath Family. Arbutus (Tournefort) L. ^Madrona. Arbutus texana Buckley. Texan ^ladrona. A shrub orsmall evergreen tree 20° higli witli short, much branched trunk,furroA^ed, l)rown bark and red tAvigs. Leaves oAate to ob-long, )-3 long, 2/3-li/o Avide, thick, and mostly entire or 10—Trees 146 Bulletin of the University of Texas
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Fig. 4 8. a. Svida stricta. b. Cynoxylon floridum. The Trees of Texas 147 with scattered teeth, dark green and lustrous above, paleand slightly hairy beneath. Flowers in terminal panicles inthe early spring. Fruit dark red, ripening in summer, V^ indiameter with thin flesh and numerous seeds.AVestern Texas and northern Mexico. HEDERACEAE L. Ivy Family.Aralia L. Hercules Club. Aralia spinosa L. A prickly shrub or small tree with thinbrown bark and stout twigs. Leaves alternate, large, twiceor thrice pinnate, with numerous leaflets. Flowers small,white m large clusters. Fruit an ovoid, 5-lobed, black berry. In woods and low grounds. New York to ^Missouri, south toFloridii and Texas. Occasionally planted for ornament. VACCINIACEAE Lindley. Huckleberry Family. Batoderdron Xuttall. Batodendron arboreum (Marshall) Nuttall. Tree Huckle-berry, A shrub or much branched small tree with thin, close,red-brown bark and smooth, red twigs. Leaves alternate,l-2 long, thin, leathery, entire or with gl

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