Mockernut Hickory Grows

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Carya Tomentosa - Associated Forest Cover
... Mockernut hickory is associated with the eastern Oak-hickory forest and the beech-maple forest ... The types are In the central forest upland oak types, mockernut is commonly associated with pignut hickory (Carya glabra) shagbark hickory (C ... ovata) bitternut hickory (C ...
Carya Tomentosa - Habitat - Soils and Topography
... In the north, mockernut hickory is found on drier soils of ridges and hillsides and less frequently on moist woodlands and alluvial bottoms ... The species grows and develops best on deep, fertile soils ... Mountains and hills of southern Indiana, it grows on dry sites such as south and west slopes or dry ridges Mockernut grows in Alabama and Mississippi on sandy soils ...

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