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Identifier: cypressjunipertr207sudw (find matches)
Title: The cypress and juniper trees of the Rocky Mountain region
Year: 1915 (1910s)
Authors: Sudworth, George B. (George Bishop), 1864-1927 United States. Department of Agriculture
Subjects: Conifers Cypress Junipers
Publisher: Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Contributing Library: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library
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are pointed,slightly grooved at the top end, andmarked at the bottom with a low, narrow, scalelike scar (hilum).The seed-leaves are two in number, and narrowly lance-shaped.Seedlings continue to bear the long awl-shaped form of leaves for3 or 4 years, when these are gradually succeeded by the shorter,adult form. The wood of mountain cedar is moderately heavy (about 43 poundsper cubic foot, seasoned), rather hard, exceedingly narrow-ringedand of a clear cinnamon-brown color, interspersed with irregularpaler streaks. The sapwood is very thin, seldom more than one-half of an inch thick. Freshly cut, dry, or green wood has a strongcedarlike odor. The heartwood is very durable, and the beststicks are useful for fence posts, telephone and telegraph poles, andlight-traffic ties. It is much used locally for fuel. The wood of oldtrees is brittle and can be cut with an easily parted chip, qualitiesthat make clear sections suitable for pencil wood. Bui. 207, U. S- Dept. of Agriculture. Plate XV.
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JUNIPERUS UTAHENSIS: FOLIAGE AND RlPE FRUIT.a, Narrow side of seeds; b, broad side of seeds (natural size and enlarged twice natural size). Bui. 207, U. S. Dept. of Agriculti Plate XVI.

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