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Juglans nigra L.

black walnut (Juglandaceae)

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In contrast to the Eurasian Juglans regia, Juglans nigra has serrate leaflets, the last of which is the smallest; it is native to eastern North America.

Aston-on-Carrant (VC33: East Gloucestershire); 2021-08-15

 black walnut / Juglans nigra: In contrast to the Eurasian _Juglans regia_, _Juglans nigra_ has serrate leaflets, the last of which is the smallest; it is native to eastern North America.

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