- Piceoideae.
Spruces are
large trees, from
about 20 to 60 m (about 60–200 ft) tall when mature, and have
whorled branches and
conical form.
Spruces can be distinguished...
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Norway spruce, but it is as
distinct as many
other spruces, and
appears to be more
closely related to
Siberian spruce (Picea obovata), Schrenk's
spruce (Picea...
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sitchensis and
related spruces Prof
Stephen Sillett's
webpage with
photos taken during canopy research.
Description of
Sitka Spruce in
forestry (PDF) by...
- firmly-rooted
white spruce served very well to
stabilize windswept edges of
woods in Germany. In a
narrow belt of
mixed Norway and
white spruces over an extremely...
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spruce. On
older trees the
trunk bark will be
deeply furrowed and scaly. The
diameter of the
trunk may
reach as much as 1.5 m (4.9 ft). Blue
spruces are...
- The
Hughes H-4
Hercules (commonly
known as the
Spruce Goose;
registration NX37602) is a
prototype strategic airlift flying boat
designed and
built by the...
- (née
Spruce, born
March 24, 1949) is an
American author. Born in Old Town, Maine,
Tabitha King is the
third eldest daughter of
Sarah Jane
Spruce (née...
- Look up
spruce in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Spruce are
trees in the
genus Picea.
Spruce may also
refer to: In the
United States:
Spruce, Michigan...
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States and
Canada as a
destructive pest of
spruce. It
attacks white, black, Norway, and
Colorado blue
spruces. The
larvae at
first prefer new foliage, but...
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months when
fresh fruits were not available, as the
fresh shoots of many
spruces and
pines are a
natural source of
vitamin C. It may also have been brewed...