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Identifier: cypressjunipertr207sudw (find matches)
Title: The cypress and juniper trees of the Rocky Mountain region
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Sudworth, George B. (George Bishop), 1864-1927 United States. Department of Agriculture
Subjects: Conifers Cypress Junipers
Publisher: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
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r trees grow. Fromthe foresters standpoint junipers are important because of theirability to grow on dry barren slopes and exposed situations wherefew if any other trees will thrive. Twelve tree junipers inhabit the United States, nine of whichoccur within the Rock Mountain region. Of the other three species,one is confined to California, while two are found only in the easternUnited States. Junipers are of ancient origin, remains of them in Tertiary rocksshowing that they inhabited Europe ages ago. i Prof. John G. Jack was the first to point out that in New England the common dwarf juniper (Juniperuscommunis) requires three seasons for ripening its berries (Bot. Gazette, XVIII, 369, PI. XXXIII. 1893).It is not known whether or not the species has a different habit elsewhere in its wide range. 2 The hard bony coverings of the seeds are entirely unaffected by digestion except, as is believed, facilitat-ing in some degree their germination. Bui. 207, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture. Plate V.
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CUPRESSUS GLABRA: FOLIAGE AND NEWLY RlPENED CLOSED CONES.a, Male flower buds (in autumn); b, new shoot showing large form of leaves. Bui. 207, U. S. Dept. of A^ricultur Plate VI.

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