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sour gum

A deciduous tree (Nyssa sylvatica) of the eastern United States and Mexico, having glossy, somewhat leathery leaves and soft wood. Also called black gum, pepperidge.

sour gum

(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Plants) a cornaceous tree, Nyssa sylvatica, of the eastern US, having glossy leaves, soft wood, and sour purplish fruits Also called black gum pepperidge See also tupelo Compare sweet gum

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sour gum - columnar tree of eastern North America having horizontal limbs and small leaves that emerge late in spring and have brilliant color in early fall

black gum, Nyssa sylvatica, pepperidge

tupelo tree, tupelo - any of several gum trees of swampy areas of North America

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black gum family Nyssaceae genus Nyssa gumtree Myrtales Nyssa Nyssa sylvatica Nyssaceae order Myrtales order Thymelaeales pepperidge sour-gum family sweet gum Thymelaeales Tupelo tupelo family tupelo tree	quot; Near Mobile, Alabama, Bartram reported seeing in the year, 1773, "the forests, consist chiefly of Oak, Hiccory, (hickory) Ash, Sour Gum, (Nyssa sylvatica) Sweet Gum (Liquidamber styraciflua,) Beech, Mulberry, scarlet Maple, Black Walnut, Dogwood, Cornus Florida, Aescullus Pavia, Prunus Indica, Ptelea, and an Abundance of Chestnut, (Fagus castanea) on the hills with Pinus taeda and Pinus lutea. The Ancient History of Berry Improvement by Pat Malcolm / Home improvement and landscaping community Tupelos of the Nyssa sylvatica ("of the forest") species are also known as black gum, sour gum, black tupelo, bowl gum, pepperidge, stinkwood, wild peartree, ogeechee tupelo, gopher plum, ogeechee plum and yellow gum. Tupelo trees offer fall drama, tasty honey by Kaiser, Jo-Ann / Wood & Wood Products Daymon Morgan, a Kentucky native, later led a hike past the sandstone cliffs on a nearby ridge, pointing out the sour gum tree that makes good honey and the black cohosh plants "good for women's problems. The forest reform pow wow by Nixon, Will / E	soup up soup-and-fish soup-fin soup-strainer Soupcon soupçon Soupe-maigre souped-up soupfin soupfin shark Souphanouvong soupiness Souple soupspoon soupy sour sour bread sour cherry sour cherry tree sour cream sour dock sour fig sour gourd sour grapes sour grass sour gum sour mash sour mash whiskey sour milk sour orange Sour plum sour salt Sour tupelo sour-faced sour-gum family sour-tasting sourball source source book source code source document source language source materials source of illumination source program Sourcrout Sourde sourdine sourdough sourdough bread soured	Sour bond Sour Bonds sour bread Sour cabbage sour cherries sour cherries sour cherries sour cherry sour cherry sour cherry sour cherry tree sour corrosion sour cream sour crop sour crude sour dirt sour dock sour dock Sour dough sour fig Sour gas Sour Gas Development Plan Sour Gas Injection sour gourd sour grapes sour grapes Sour Grapes in Excess sour grass sour grass sour grasses sour gum Sour Kraut sour mash sour mash whiskey Sour milk sour orange sour orange sour orange Sour Patch Kids Sour plum sour salt sour salt sour side Sour sob Sour sop Sour Trefoil Sour Trefoil Sour Trefoil Sour tupelo Sour water Sour Water And Gas Sour Water Service Sour Water Stripper Sour Water System sour-faced sour-gum family Sour-mash sour-tasting Sourabaya Sourabaya Souram

quot; Near Mobile, Alabama, Bartram reported seeing in the year, 1773, "the forests, consist chiefly of Oak, Hiccory, (hickory) Ash, Sour Gum, (Nyssa sylvatica) Sweet Gum (Liquidamber styraciflua,) Beech, Mulberry, scarlet Maple, Black Walnut, Dogwood, Cornus Florida, Aescullus Pavia, Prunus Indica, Ptelea, and an Abundance of Chestnut, (Fagus castanea) on the hills with Pinus taeda and Pinus lutea.

The Ancient History of Berry Improvement by Pat Malcolm / Home improvement and landscaping community

Tupelos of the Nyssa sylvatica ("of the forest") species are also known as black gum, sour gum, black tupelo, bowl gum, pepperidge, stinkwood, wild peartree, ogeechee tupelo, gopher plum, ogeechee plum and yellow gum.

Tupelo trees offer fall drama, tasty honey by Kaiser, Jo-Ann / Wood & Wood Products

Daymon Morgan, a Kentucky native, later led a hike past the sandstone cliffs on a nearby ridge, pointing out the sour gum tree that makes good honey and the black cohosh plants "good for women's problems.

The forest reform pow wow by Nixon, Will / E

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