Carya tomentosa
mockernut hickory
Silviculture
(courtesy of Silvics Manual, Northeast
S&PF, USFS)
Fire
Effects On
(courtesy of U.S. Forest Service, Fire Effects)
From
Virginia Tech w/Photos
(Big List courtesy of VT Dendrology)
North American Timber Types
(courtesy About Forestry)
The Great American
Hardwood Forest
(courtesy About Forestry)
Recent Champion: 156' height, 70' spread, 140" circumf.,
Humphreys County, Mississippi
National Register of Big
Trees
Hickory
Wood Tech Sheet
(fact sheet courtesy of USFS in .pdf)
Tree
and Hickory Images
(courtesy of ForestryImages.org)
Historic
Hickory Images
(courtesy of University of Chicago and the Library of Congress)
Buy
a Hickory Online
(Nurseries selling seedlings online)
Image
(images courtesy of Steve Nix and About.com)
Range Map
-The native range of mockernut hickory, USFS.
Quick Stats
Common Names: Also also called mockernut, white hickory, whiteheart
hickory, hognut, and bullnut
Habitat: Moist uplands
Description: The most abundant of the hickories, it is long lived, sometimes reaching the age of 500 years
Uses: Lumber, fuelwood
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