What is another word for black walnut?
Pronunciation: [blˈak wˈɒlnʌt] (IPA) 
Black walnut, often called "American walnut," is a nut-producing tree species native to North America. It is commonly known as the Eastern black walnut, American walnut, or simply black walnut. Several Native American tribes referred to black walnut with names like "Iroquois nut" and "Ohio walnut." The wood of the black walnut tree is often referred to as simply walnut, while its leaves are known as the "pinnate," "compound," or "large." Its shell is also known as the "hull," "husk," or "encasing." The nut inside the shell is called "meat," "kernel," or "nutmeat." Overall, black walnut has many alternative terms to designate its various parts and uses.
