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A. smith'tana ... 



Himalayan spruce 

 A. pattoniana . . . 



Giant Bpruce. 

 A. engelmannl 



Engelmami's spru< 

 A. canad itmui 



Hemlock spruce. 

 A. douglasil ... 



Douglas' spruce. 

 A. bracteata ... 



Silver fir. 

 A. nobills 



Noble silver fir. 

 A, peer i tiata 



Common silver fir. 

 A. amah His 



Lovely silver fir. 

 A. grcmd'/H 



Great silver fir. 



A . webbiana 



Purple-coned silver fir 

 A, veitchi 



Cedru8 atlantica 



Mount Atlas cedar 

 C. deodar a 



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C. libani 



Cedar of Lebanon 

 Sequoia giyemtea, or 



Wellingtonia gigantea 



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S. 8empervireri8 

 Red wood. 



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Native of 



India and China 

 California 



Mexico 

 North America 

 British America 



Oregon 

 North California 



Europe 



Oregon 



North California 



Himalaya 



Japan 

 Mount Atlas, 

 Africa 

 Himalaya 



Palestine 



California 



Height in 



Feet. 



100 to 1 50 



300 



60 to 100 



70 to 80 



150 to 200 



120 



200 

 100 to 150 



250 



250 



80 to 90 



120 to 140 

 80 to 100 



130 



California 



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260 to 300 



270 



Timber. 



Indifferent 



Soft and white 



Indifferent 

 Firm and heavy 



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Excellent 

 Hard elastic 



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White, soft 

 Soft, odorous 



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Very durable 



Soft, perishable 



Good 



Yields 





Red, close grained, not 

 attacked by insects 



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Bark for tanning 



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Resin, and a purple 

 pigment from fruit 



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Soil. 



, Gravelly 

 Dry gravelly 



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Alluvial, loamy 



Dry sandy loam 



Dry 



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Gravelly 

 Dry, alluvial 



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Dry 

 Dry 



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Sandy 



Remarks. 



Remarkably handsome. 

 Noble tree. 



Timber much used for in- 

 side and cabinet work. 

 Very beautiful tree. 



Stately tree. 



Beautiful tree; grows at 

 a high elevation. 



Majestic and magnifi- 

 cent tree . 



Most handsome tree. 

 Splendid tree, hardy. 



Very striking and 

 elegant tree. 



Magnificent tree, weep- 

 ing branches. 



Very ornamental and 

 large. 



Majestic tree (one 3, 100 

 years old, and con- 

 tained 250, 000 feet. ) 



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