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Castanea pumila Mill.
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Fagaceae
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MC ME North America (USA: Illinois to Massachusetts, Texas to Florida)
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MC ME
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dr(ob) (Native Americans used leaves to relieve headache and as a wash for chills and cold sweats, preparation from unspecified parts of the plants were used to treat fever blisters) fd (seed) fr ti (railroad ties)
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Castanea alnifolia Nutt.
Castanea alnifolia ssp. floridana (Sarg.) E.Murray
Castanea alnifolia var. pubescens Nutt.
Castanea ashei (Sudw.) Sudw.
Castanea floridana (Sarg.) Ashe
Castanea floridana var. angustifolia (Ashe) Ashe
Castanea floridana var. arcuata (Ashe) Ashe
Castanea floridana var. margaretta (Ashe) Ashe
Castanea margaretta (Ashe) Ashe
Castanea margaretta var. arcuata Ashe
Castanea margaretta var. angustifolia Ashe
Castanea nana Muhl.
Castanea paucispina Ashe
Castanea pumila ssp. ashei (Sudw.) E. Murray
Castanea pumila var. ashei Sudw.
Castanea pumila var. margaretta Ashe
Castanea pumila var. nana (Muhl.) A. DC.
Castanea pumila (L.) Mill. var. pumila
Fagus pumila Bartram
Fagus pumila L.
Fagus pumila var. praecox Walter
Fagus pumila var. serotina Walter
Fagus pumila f. chinkapin Bartram
Fagus Castanea pumila Münchh.
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Alleghany chestnut; Alleghany chinkapin; Ashe chinkapin (USA); bush chestnut, chincapin, chincopin, chinkapin, chinquapin, chinquepin, chinquipin, downy chinkapin, dwarf chesnut, dwarf-chesnut; Florida chinkapin (USA); running chinkapin, trailing chinkapin
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châtaignier nain; chincapin, chinquapin, chinquapin des Alléghanys
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Ki-Eiche, Zwergkastanie (german); castagno nano (italian)
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