black hickory

• Arbre (Carya texana) originaire des États-Unis du centre et du sud, reconnaissable à son écorce sombre et à son bois dur et résistant. Le terme désigne aussi ce bois, utilisé pour la fabrication de manches d'outils, de meubles et pour fumer la viande.

A species of tree (Carya texana) native to the central and southern United States, known for its dark bark and hard, durable wood. The term may also refer to the wood itself, which is used for tool handles, furniture, and smoking meat.

1. A type of treeC1formalamerican

   A species of hickory tree (Carya texana) native to the southeastern United States, known for its dark bark and hard wood.

   caryer noir

   • The black hickory is commonly found in the forests of Texas and Oklahoma.
   • Its wood is used for tool handles and smoking meat.
   • The nuts of the black hickory are edible but small.