black hickory การใช้

• Black hickory is native in North Central Texas but very slow-growing.
• It is geographically separated from the similar black hickory ( " Carya texana " ).
• Its 19-inch black hickory handle bears a skull and crossbones worthy of a biker's tattoo.
• ""'Carya texana " "', the "'black hickory "', is a North American tree in the endemic to the United States, found primarily in the southern Great Plains and the Lower Mississippi Valley.
• In the midst of the manicured lawns of the suburban gentry and along the winding lanes of Colleyville sits a 4-acre lot with the largest known slash pine ( 49 feet tall ) and the largest recorded black hickory ( 58 feet tall ) in the Metroplex.