WITH THEIR SYNONYMS. 



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7. 



Douglas. 



2. A. Brunoniana, h Lindlcy . 



Pinus decidua, "Wall. 

 P. dumosa, Lamb. 

 P. Pnoioniana ^W'dllich. 

 Abies dumosa, Loudon. 

 A. cedroides, Griffith. 



3. A. canadensis, 11 Michaux . 



Abies americana, Marsh. 

 Pinus canadensis, Linn. 

 Picea canadensis, Link. 



4. A. Douglasii, h Lindley , 



Pinus taxifolia, Lamb. 

 P. Douglasii, Sabine. 

 Abies califo?'?iica,Q&rden$ 

 Picea Douglasii, Link. 



fo. A. bracteata .... 



Pinus venusta, Douglas. 

 Picea bracteata, London. 

 Pinus bracteata, Don. 



A. nobilis, h Lindley 

 Pinus nobilis 

 Picea 7iobilis, Loudon 



A. Fraseri,! 1 Lindley 



Pinus Fraseri, Pursh. 

 Picea Fraseri, Loudon. 

 (B) nana. 



Pinus hudsonica, Gardens. 



8. A. religiosa, Lindley 



Pinus religiosa, Humb. 

 Picea religiosa, Loudon. 

 A. hirtella, Lindley. 

 Pinus hirtella, Humb. 

 Picea hirtella, Loudon. 



9. A. Nordmanniana, 1 ' Spach . 



P .Nordmanniana, Stev. 

 Picea Nordmanniana, 

 Loudon. 



10. A. Picea, h Lindley . . . 

 Pinus picea, Linn. 

 P. pectinata, Lamarck. 

 Abies alba, Mill. 

 Abies taxifolia, Desfont. 

 Abies pectinata, D. C. 



A tree 70 to 80 

 feet high. 



A tree 70 to 100 

 feet high. (The 

 Hemlock Spruce. ) 



A tree 150 to 200 

 feet high. 



A slender tree, 

 120 feet high. 



A very large tree. 



A low scrubby 

 tree. 



A tree 150 feet 

 high. 



A tree 80 feet and 

 more high. 



A tree sometimes 

 as much as 160 

 feet high. (The 

 Silver Fir.) 



Nepal, Boo tan , 

 Gossaimhan. 



N. America, from 

 Hudson's Bay to 

 N. Carolina. 



N. TV. America, 

 California, Mex- 

 ico. 



From the River 

 Columbia to the 

 mountains of Ca- 

 lifornia. 



Columbia River. 



Mountains of Caro- 

 lina and Penn- 

 sylvania. 



Mountains of Mex- 

 ico to the height 

 of 9000 feet. 



Mountains of the 

 Crimea. 



Mountains of Cen- 

 tral and Southern 

 Europe from the 

 Pyrenees to the 

 Caucasus. 



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