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Hickory Species
- Scrub
- Shagbark
- Red
- Sand
Explanation
Scrub Hickory – a species adapted to dry, sandy soils and often found in rocky or poor fertility areas.
Shagbark Hickory – known for its distinctive, peeling bark, found in rich, moist soils in upland areas.
Red Hickory – a medium to large hardwood found in a variety of forest types, often on slopes or hills.
Sand Hickory – a smaller tree that thrives in sandy soils, typically in Southeastern United States coastal plains.
Shagbark Hickory – known for its distinctive, peeling bark, found in rich, moist soils in upland areas.
Red Hickory – a medium to large hardwood found in a variety of forest types, often on slopes or hills.
Sand Hickory – a smaller tree that thrives in sandy soils, typically in Southeastern United States coastal plains.
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