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            "text": "*Lebanon Junction (L J) - KY Lebanon Junction. Large smooth nut (38 grams) Nice, sweet tasting kernel that cracks out well. Early season. Twig girdlers like this tree. Took first place in the Kentucky State Fair."
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            "text": "Rausch - Very thin shell, good cavity, found in a pasture with Brouse and Bullnut near Zanesville, OH. Collected by Bud Luers. Hull 3\" X 3\", nut 2\" X 1.5\""
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            "text": "*Simpson No. 1 - Heavy cropping variety with medium sized nuts that easily crack out beautiful, tasty kernels, excellent cavity, produces lots of pollen. Crack end to end when dried out. Rarely has weevils."
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            "text": "Abundance - Franklin County PA. discovered by Fayette Etter, this shellbark x shagbark hybrid produces a shagbark type nut of large size (7 grams) with 36% kernel. Annual bearing thin shelled variety shows good cracking qualities."
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            "text": "*Mitch Russell - Bloomfield, KY 1995. Fred Blankenship discovery. Original tree over 150 years old. Nut is medium size, fills well and kernel is light in color. Harvests mid-season and good to crack any time. Has leaves with 5 or 7 leaflets. Probably self-pollinates."
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