- (Atlantic
white cedar,
Atlantic white cypress,
southern white cedar,
whitecedar, or false-cypress), a
species of Cupressaceae, is
native to the Atlantic...
- bark, and twigs. It is
sometimes called white-cedar (hyphenated) or
whitecedar (one word) to
distinguish it from Cedrus, the true cedars.
Unlike the...
- only one to have a
substantial forest ecosystem.
Balsam fir and
northern whitecedar grow in the island's humid,
boreal climate. Gull
Island also has beaches...
- a
sandy loam is throughout. The vast
expanses of old-growth
northern whitecedar and pine were
extensively logged in the
early 20th century. The landscape...
-
flexilis Wasatch Mountains, Utah
United States FL117 1,686 339
Northern whitecedar Thuja occidentalis Ontario Canada ERE 1,670 352
Limber pine
Pinus flexilis...
-
thuja Jilin,
Korea Thuja occidentalis L.
eastern arborvitae,
northern whitecedar E
Canada (Manitoba to Nova Scotia), E
United States (primarily Northeast...
- (Atlantic
white cedar,
Atlantic white cypress,
southern white cedar,
whitecedar, or false-cypress)
Thuja occidentalis (northern white-cedar,
eastern white-cedar...
- well as some
conifers such as the
eastern white pine and the
northern whitecedar. The
distribution areas of the
paper birch, the
trembling aspen and the...
-
species of conifers, such as the
white spruce,
black spruce, or
Northern whitecedar, but
could originate from a
variety of
species that
sprouted root fibers...
- and a
sandy loam throughout. The vast
expanses of old-growth
northern whitecedar and pine were
extensively logged in the
early 20th century. But nowadays...
