shellbark
/ˈʃɛlbɑrk/Definitions
1. noun
A type of hickory tree (Carya laciniosa) native to eastern North America, known for its large edible nuts and distinctive bark.
“The shellbarks in the forest were renowned for their rich, flavorful nuts.”
1. noun
A type of hickory tree (Carya laciniosa) native to eastern North America, known for its large edible nuts and distinctive bark.
“The shellbarks in the forest were renowned for their rich, flavorful nuts.”