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| 1) Pinaceae-pine 2) Cupressaceae-cypress 3)Taxaceae-yew |
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| 1)Picea 2)Abies 3)Pseudotsuga 4)Pinus 5)Larix 6)Tsuga |
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| Picea: features and common name |
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Definition
| Sharp needles (pokey picea), pegs on twigs. Spruce. |
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| Abies: features and common name |
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Definition
| Cones erect on branches, disintegrate @ maturity, resin blisters, Suction cup needles. Fir. |
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| Pseudotsuga: features and common name |
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Definition
| 3-lobed bracts on cones "mouse butt". Douglas-Fir |
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| Tsuga: features and common name |
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| Drooping leader, Different lengthened needles all on one branch. Hemlock. |
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| Pinus: features and common name |
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| Needles in Fascicles (bundles). Pine. |
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| Larix: features and common name |
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| Deciduous!! lots of needles per fascicle. Larch. |
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| Thuja: features and common name |
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Definition
| Overlapping, scaly flat, branches; woody cones. Red Cedar |
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| Juniperus: features and common name |
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Definition
| Fleshy cones (Juniper "berries"). Juniper. |
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| Taxus: features and common name |
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| Pinaceae: Common Characteristics |
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| Needles; large, woody female cones. |
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| Cupressaceae: Common Characteristics |
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Definition
| Leaves: scales, needles. Cones: woody OR fleshy, small bract fused to cone scale. |
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| Taxaceae: Common Characteristics |
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Definition
| 2-ranked needles, Arils present. |
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