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Hemlocks (Genus Tsuga)Observer
johndreynoldsDescription
Looks like Mountain Hemlock but it's near sea level. So, odd Western Hemlock? Boggy area, full light. Delta Nature Reserve, BC, Canada.
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Cilician Fir (Abies cilicica)Observer
mediterraneanfirtreesDescription
male flowers
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Sacred Fir (Abies religiosa)Observer
jeffbisbeeDescription
The population on Nevado de Colima, though maybe not officially recognized as distinct, show some differences from typical A. religiosa. The green cones, instead of purple, are unique, also they do not tapper towards the apex like typical A. religiosa. These have been given the name A. religiosa var. colimensis.
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Critchfield Red Fir (Abies magnifica var. critchfieldii)Observer
underarootDescription
Wolverton parking lot
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Cypresses, Cedars, Junipers, and Allies (Subfamily Cupressoideae)Observer
danielito13
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Sacred Fir (Abies religiosa)Observer
juancarloslopezdominguezDescription
¿Abies o Pseudotsuga?
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Pine Family (Family Pinaceae)Observer
benjamynDescription
This is a borh sample from a white fir
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Nikko Fir (Abies homolepis)Observer
harumkohDescription
Elevation 1300m. ウラジロモミ?
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Rocky Mountains Subalpine Fir (Abies lasiocarpa ssp. bifolia)Observer
chris_earleDescription
Elev. 7266 ft. Trees in this area have a highly clumped distribution.
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White Fir (Abies concolor)Observer
chris_earleDescription
Location approximate - somewhere along the Bristlecone Loop Trail
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chris_earleDescription
Definite Abies grandicolor - could be called either grandis or concolor
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Greek Fir (Abies cephalonica)Observer
curcu34Place
Grèce, Grèce centrale, Boeotia, Distomo-Arachova-Antikyra, Mont Parnassus (1562 m) (Google, OSM)
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Pinyons (Section Parrya)Observer
canyonfieldDescription
Clearly a piñon pine, but also clearly has 3-needle leaves, which makes Colorado piñon (2-needle leaves) as poor a match as single needle piñon. Is there a 3-needle piñon out there?
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Genus LepidothamnusObserver
steveattwoodDescription
One of the native conifers I am sure. But which one is beyond my knowledge. Very prostrate form, not more than half a metre above the ground at any point, a wide plant about two to two and a half metres across. Note the fruiting bodies in the second picture. could not see the trunk at all.
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Whitebark Pine (Pinus albicaulis)Observer
j-staufferDescription
Lassen Peak trail, Lassen Volcanic National Park
