A Manual of the Coniferae, Containing a General Review of the Order; a Synopsis of the Hardy Kinds Cultivated in Great Britain; Their Place And Use in Horticulture, Etc., Etc. With Numerous Woodcuts And Illustrations
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(See page 184.) The specific name, lieterophyllus, refers to the various forms of the leaves. By Bentham and Hooker (Gen. Plant., vol. iii., p. 429) the Glyptostrobus is referred to Taxodium. Cryptomeria elegans.— A beautiful tree with a robust upright trunk, furnished with short horizontal branches, and branchlets pendulous at their extremities. The foliage and young growth during the growing season is bright green, but towards the end of autumn the colour changes to a bronzy-crimson, by which... the plant is rendered a most striking and attractive object during the winter months. The leaves are linear, flattened, soft in texture, decurrent at the base, sharply pointed, spreading, more or less falcate, marked both above and beneath by a shallow groove, and less crowded than in C. japonica. The cones are not distinguishable from those of 0. japonica. Introduced from Japan in 1861, by Mr. J. Gr. Veitch, who met with it only in cultivation in the neighbourhood of Yokohama. Fig. 51. — Fertile branchlet of Cryptomeria elegans.
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