Conifers And Their Characteristics
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We have only tabulated nineteen of the Juniper species. There are many others that haVe been brought to our notice. All countries surveyed by tree-himters, from China to Peru, in all regions, from mountain tops to Mexican plains, from Arctic heights to tropical circles, claim their own particular locally estab- lished Juniper. Kew lists, Veitch, and Clinton Baker touch upon something over thirty different species, while Elwes and Henry deal specifically with some twenty-two species. Of the tota...l number mentioned.
Bean suggests more or less for planting wkh us sixteen of the species, and of these especially recom- mends nine. Many so far have not flourished or even been introduced among us. In this list may be mentioned the Macrocarpa, Occidentalis, Brevifolia, Squamata, Flaccida, Bermudiana, Thurifera, Procera.
Of these the Flaccida and Thurifera grow at Bicton, and the Procumljens form of the Squamata is often seen in rockeries.
On the three Sub-divisions of the Juniperin^ : (i) Sabine ; (2) Oxycedri ; (3) Arceuthos We have now come to the question of how to start upon an identifying pursuit of these Juniperinae.
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We have only tabulated nineteen of the Juniper species. There are many others that haVe been brought to our notice. All countries surveyed by tree-himters, from China to Peru, in all regions, from mountain tops to Mexican plains, from Arctic heights to tropical circles, claim their own particular locally estab- lished Juniper. Kew lists, Veitch, and Clinton Baker touch upon something over thirty different species, while Elwes and Henry deal specifically with some twenty-two species. Of the tota...l number mentioned.
Bean suggests more or less for planting wkh us sixteen of the species, and of these especially recom- mends nine. Many so far have not flourished or even been introduced among us. In this list may be mentioned the Macrocarpa, Occidentalis, Brevifolia, Squamata, Flaccida, Bermudiana, Thurifera, Procera.
Of these the Flaccida and Thurifera grow at Bicton, and the Procumljens form of the Squamata is often seen in rockeries.
On the three Sub-divisions of the Juniperin^ : (i) Sabine ; (2) Oxycedri ; (3) Arceuthos We have now come to the question of how to start upon an identifying pursuit of these Juniperinae.
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