The Trees of California
The Trees of California
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1. Pseudotsuga taxifolia Britt. P. douglasii Carr. .Fig. 54.
Branchlets with the leaves spreading all around the stem or on hori- zontal branchlets turned more or less to right and left but not in truly flat sprays; leaves linear, blunt at apex, flat with a median groove above and a ridge below, green, with two pale longi- tudinal bands on the under surface, very short-petioled, y 2 to V/2 inches long, ^ to 1 line wide; cones cinnamon or red-brown, long-oval and more or less pointed, ty\ to V/ ...2 inches long, when o^exv V/* \» \V&, \snr*\rx» 80 THE TREES OF CALIFORNIA.
thick ; scales broad and rounded at apex ; bracts conspicuously exserted, broadly linear and bearing in the deep notch at apex a spear-like point; seeds 3 lines long, almost as long as the wings; seed-leaves 5 to 8.
Douglas Fir, often called Douglas Spruce, is a magnificent forest tree 70 to 250 feet in height, in dense stands exhibiting clear trunks 100 to 150 feet high, 4 to 8 feet in diameter and surmounted by a pyramidal or flattish crown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. Pseudotsuga taxifolia Britt. P. douglasii Carr. .Fig. 54.
Branchlets with the leaves spreading all around the stem or on hori- zontal branchlets turned more or less to right and left but not in truly flat sprays; leaves linear, blunt at apex, flat with a median groove above and a ridge below, green, with two pale longi- tudinal bands on the under surface, very short-petioled, y 2 to V/2 inches long, ^ to 1 line wide; cones cinnamon or red-brown, long-oval and more or less pointed, ty\ to V/ ...2 inches long, when o^exv V/* \» \V&, \snr*\rx» 80 THE TREES OF CALIFORNIA.
thick ; scales broad and rounded at apex ; bracts conspicuously exserted, broadly linear and bearing in the deep notch at apex a spear-like point; seeds 3 lines long, almost as long as the wings; seed-leaves 5 to 8.
Douglas Fir, often called Douglas Spruce, is a magnificent forest tree 70 to 250 feet in height, in dense stands exhibiting clear trunks 100 to 150 feet high, 4 to 8 feet in diameter and surmounted by a pyramidal or flattish crown.
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