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The Buckeye Tree is Ohio's state tree. This video provides the scientific name of the tree, explains why Native Americans gave it the nickname "buckeye", and overviews how U.S. President William Henry Harrison used the tree and its nuts on the campaign trail. Also, explores uses of the tree's wood and nuts, and warns of its poisonous nature. --- READ THE SCRIPT: [Mary] Thanks Rick, I bet you're wondering why I'm wearing this super cool necklace. Check it out. It's made from buckeyes. The name buckeye actually comes from Native Americans. They thought the lighter, circular part of the nut looked very similar to the eye of a deer. They come from the state tree, known as the Ohio buckeye, or by its official name, Aesculus glabra. Say that three times fast. The Ohio buckeye tree can be found scattered throughout our state. But even though it's our state tree, it can be found as far east as Pennsylvania, and westward to areas of Kansas and Nebraska. Ohio's nickname as the Buckeye State can be attributed to William Henry Harrison. During his presidential campaign back in 1840, his opponents commented that he was better suited to be sitting in a log cabin. Harrison supporters decided to put a positive spin on that reference, and dubbed him the log cabin candidate, creating his campaign emblem with a log cabin made from buckeye timbers and fashioned with strings of buckeyes decorating the walls. The state nickname took off after that. But the buckeye did more than help William Henry Harrison during his presidential campaign. Pioneering families used the buckeyes to help cure minor ailments, and get this. Before we had synthetic materials, buckeye wood was used to make artificial limbs. But there is a downside. The buckeye nut is poisonous to people and animals, as is the foliage. And if you're looking for the tallest Ohio buckeye tree in the country, you might be disappointed. A tree in Oak Brook, Illinois dethroned the previously tallest tree in Greenwich, Ohio back in 2008. Oh well, I'm still gonna wear my necklace since, according to folklore, carrying a buckeye brings good luck. --- NewsDepth, a weekly interactive television program produced by WVIZ/PBS ideastream, breaks down the biggest news stories into teachable lessons for 4th to 6th-grade students. The show provides cross-curricular and real-world learning opportunities that spark great class discussions. Beyond covering current events, NewsDepth features special segments on Ohio history, science, civics and art that align with Ohio learning standards. NewsDepth is in its 50th season and has become a trusted and loved free resource for hundreds of teachers across Ohio. The show has also been recognized by industry professionals, having received multiple regional Emmy awards and two gold seals from the Parents’ Choice Awards. Full half-hour episodes of NewsDepth are broadcast on multiple PBS stations across Ohio and are available 24/7 on https://www.ideastream.org/newsdepth. © 2020 ideastream. All rights reserved. Select footage used under license from CNN Newsource. Photos used under license from Shutterstock.com. Music used under license from Killertracks.com