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common name for some members of the Hippocastanaceae, a family of trees and shrubs of the north temperate zones and of South America.
Red Horse Chestnut
The large, dense, pyramidal shape of this tree is echoed in its many flower panicles. The inedible brown fruit of these Horse Chestnuts or Buckeyes holds slightly toxic, glossy seeds. Can also be grown as a shrub.
33. Horse Chestnut
(Aesculus hippocastanum)
Other Common Name: Conker tree
Family: Hippocastanaceae ...
- Red horse chestnut
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When in flower this tree is magnificent with its large cones of red flowers that are seated atop large clusters of shiny, dark green, palmate leaves. The flowers come during sping.
Known as one parent of the popular red horse chestnut, red buckeye itself is uncommon. The only one noted on campus is a few yards northwest of the northwest corner of Littlefield Center (in the direction of Albers Wall).
( Common Horse Chestnut )
Huge, vigorous deciduous tree. Compound leaves are medium green with a herringbone pattern. Small white flowers with pink markings bloom in late spring in erect conical clusters of a few dozen flowers each.
Horse chestnut
Aesculus hippocastanum
May - Jun after 80-110 growing degree days.
Family: Horse Chestnut (Hippocastanaceae)
Flowering: April
Field Marks: This buckeye is recognized by its red flowers. The husk surrounding the buckeye is not prickly.
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The Board of Agriculture has lately issued a pamphlet, pointing out the use as fodder, which might be made both of the Acorn and of the Horse Chestnut. The analysis of the Acorn given by the Lancet is: water, 6.3 per cent; protein, 5.
Nombres relacionados: Baumann horse chestnut (inglés), Castanheiro da India (gallego/portugués), Castanyer bord (catalán), Castanyer d'India (catalán), Castaño de Indias (castellano), Chestnut bud (brotes) (inglés), ...
Indica, the Indian Horse Chestnut, is as handsome as Ae. Hippocastanum, and flowers about the end of June. In the Himalayas it sometimes grows 100 feet high.
#822 Aesculus parviflora
Common Names: bottlebrush buckeye
Family: Hippocastanaceae (horse chestnut Family)
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Its main drawback is a lingering odour of horse chestnuts[K]. Wood - soft, light, very close grained[82]. Of no value as a lumber[229]. The wood was used as friction sticks for making fire by the North American Indians[257].
Aesculus californica (California Buckeye)
Aesculus carnea (Red Horsechestnut)
Aesculus glabra (Ohio Buckeye)
Aesculus hippocastanum (Horse Chestnut)
Aesculus parviflora (Bottlebrush Buckeye)
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 See also: Chestnut, May, Green, Aesculus hippocastanum, Buckeye
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