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264 illustrations of trees including: ilex, incense cedar, india rubber, ironwood, judas tree, juglans, juneberry, juniper, kapok, kola, larch, laurel, limber pine, lime, linden, loblolly pine, locust, logwood, longleaf pine, loquat, maba, magnolia, mahogany, mangrove, maple, mulberry, mockernut, myrtle, norfolk island pine, and nutmeg

Illustrated is a weeping or drooping form of Norway spruce. It is a horticultural variety.

Norway Spruce

Illustrated is a weeping or drooping form of Norway spruce. It is a horticultural variety.

Norway spruce is the common name of picea excelsa. It is one of the most popular coniferous evergreens.

Norway Spruce

Norway spruce is the common name of picea excelsa. It is one of the most popular coniferous evergreens.

Leaves - simple; indeterminate in position because of their closeness; arranged singly all around the branchlets. Leaf - needle-shaped, five twelfths to three fourths of an inch long, four-sided, curved, sharp, rather slender, bluish-green, much lighter than the leaf of the Black Spruce. Bark - lighter than that of the Black Spruce. Cones - five inches and more in length; about one and a half inches in thickness. Branches and branchlets - heavily drooping, especially in the older trees. Scales - broad reverse egg-shape, with an entire edge, and rounded or somewhat two-lobed at the apex. General Information - This spruce is not a native, but is now very widely cultivated, and is sometimes found escaped from cultivation. It is a finer and large tree than the native spruces.

Genus Picea, Link. (Spruce)

Leaves - simple; indeterminate in position because of their closeness; arranged singly all around the…

There are many types of nuts that grow on trees. They are hard to protect the growing embryo encased within.

Nut

There are many types of nuts that grow on trees. They are hard to protect the growing embryo encased…

This is the nut of the Theobroma Cacao plant (chocolate).

Cacao Nut

This is the nut of the Theobroma Cacao plant (chocolate).

The nutmeg is a tropical evergreen tree cultivated for its spice. Nutmeg is derived from the seed, while another spice mace is derived from the seed covering just below the husk.

Nutmeg

The nutmeg is a tropical evergreen tree cultivated for its spice. Nutmeg is derived from the seed, while…

The kernel of the fruit of various trees, especially that of the nutmeg tree. The fruit is an edible drupe of a yellowish color, about two inches in diameter, and when mature it splits into halves, exposing a single seed.

Nutmeg

The kernel of the fruit of various trees, especially that of the nutmeg tree. The fruit is an edible…

Nutmeg is the seed of the tree.

Nutmeg

Nutmeg is the seed of the tree.

A nutmeg plant and its parts. "a, fruit bursting open; b, the same with one valve removed; c, section of seed; d, seed with the covering removed." -Foster, 1921

Nutmeg

A nutmeg plant and its parts. "a, fruit bursting open; b, the same with one valve removed; c, section…

"Myristica fragrans. 1. a flower; 2. a column of stamens; 3. a section of a female showing the ovary and ovule; 4. a section of a nutmeg with the embryo at the base of the albumen." -Lindley, 1853

Nutmeg

"Myristica fragrans. 1. a flower; 2. a column of stamens; 3. a section of a female showing the ovary…

Nutmeg is the common name of <i>myristica fragrans</i>. Illustrated are the upper sprays from the staminate tree.

Nutmeg

Nutmeg is the common name of myristica fragrans. Illustrated are the upper sprays from the staminate…

Also known as Hicoria myristicaeformis. The branch of a Nutmeg Hickory plant, an oil-rich food for wildlife.

Branch of Nutmeg Hickory

Also known as Hicoria myristicaeformis. The branch of a Nutmeg Hickory plant, an oil-rich food for wildlife.

The nutmeg trees are genus of the evergreen tree. The flowers grown on the nutmeg tree can be used as two spices, nutmeg and mace.

Nutmeg Tree

The nutmeg trees are genus of the evergreen tree. The flowers grown on the nutmeg tree can be used as…

Illustrated are the seeds of the nutmeg tree which are used in commerce. The upper specimens show the aril or mace. The lower specimens show the nut after the mace is removed.

Nutmegs

Illustrated are the seeds of the nutmeg tree which are used in commerce. The upper specimens show the…

Also known as Quercus texana. A species of oak tree native to the southern United States.

Branch of Nuttall's Oak

Also known as Quercus texana. A species of oak tree native to the southern United States.

The plant of the poisonous Nux Vomica fruit.

Nux Vomica

The plant of the poisonous Nux Vomica fruit.

The Strychnine tree, an evergreen tree native to southeaast Asia.

Nux-vomica

The Strychnine tree, an evergreen tree native to southeaast Asia.

Trees with swollen bases; fruit that drupe, longer than wide.

Nyssa

Trees with swollen bases; fruit that drupe, longer than wide.

<i>Nyssa sylvatica</i> has several common names including tupelo, pepperidge, black gum, and sour gum. The leaves are oval shaped with fine hairs along the veins. The fruits are less than an inch long and nearly black.

Nyssa Sylvatica

Nyssa sylvatica has several common names including tupelo, pepperidge, black gum, and sour gum. The…

The common names of <i>nyssa sylvatica</i> are tupelo, pepperidge, black gum, and sour gum. The tree grows to 100 feet tall. The slender branches form a flat topped, cylindrical head.

Nyssa Sylvatica

The common names of nyssa sylvatica are tupelo, pepperidge, black gum, and sour gum. The tree grows…

The seeds of the Red Maple, Acer rubrum, (Keeler, 1915).

Red Maple Seed

The seeds of the Red Maple, Acer rubrum, (Keeler, 1915).

A newly germinated seed of the Red Maple, seed leaves, and the roots.

Red Maple Seedling

A newly germinated seed of the Red Maple, seed leaves, and the roots.

A more advanced seedling of the Red Maple,.

Red Maple Seedling

A more advanced seedling of the Red Maple,.

Seedling with stem joints and pair of leaves.

Red Maple Seedling

Seedling with stem joints and pair of leaves.