WITH THEIR SYNONYMS. 



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6. Libocedrus, Endlicher — Libocedars. 



A tree 30-70 feet 



3. I 



L. Doniana, Endl. . 



Dacrydium plumosum, 

 Don. 



Tfiuia Doniana, Hooker. 



L. tetragona, Endl} 1 ? . 



Pinus cupressoides, Mol. 

 Juniperus uvifera, Don. 

 Thuia tetragona, Hooker. 



chilensis, h? Endl. 

 Thuia chilensis, Don. 

 Thuia a?idina, Poppig. 



high. 



A large tree, with 

 good timber ; a 

 bush at the Straits 

 of Magellan. 



A large tree. 



N. Island of New 

 Zealand. 



Mountains 

 Chili. 



Mountains 

 Chili. 



7. Biota, Don. 



1. B. orientalis, Endl. h 



Thuia orientalis, Linn. 

 Thuia acuta, Monch. 

 Cupressus Thuia, Tar- 



gioni-Tozzetti. 

 Platycladus stricta, Spac. 



2. B. tatarica 



Thuia nepalensis, Hort. 

 Thuia tatarica, Hort. 



3. B. stricta ..... 



Thuia stricta, Hort. 



4. B. pendula, Endl* . . . 



Cupressus pendula, Thun . 

 Cupressus patula, Pers. 

 Thuia pendula, Lambert. 

 Cupressus filiformis, 

 Hort. 



Thuia filiformis, Lodcl. 



A large tree, with 

 hard red wood. 



A tree. 



A tree. 



A large bush, 

 weeping like a 

 Casuarina. 



China and Japan. 



N. of Asia and 

 Nepal. 



N. of Asia. 



China and Japan. 

 Cultivated every- 

 where. Reported 

 to be a cross be- 

 tween a Juniper 

 and a Thuja. 



8. Thuia, Linnaus. — Arbor Vitae. 



1. T. plicata, Don . . . . I A large tree. 

 T. Wareana, Booth. 



N. W. America. 



