-
known as
arborvitaes (from the
Latin term for 'tree of life'),
thujas or cedars.
Thuja are
evergreen trees growing from 10 to 200 feet (3 to 61 metres)...
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Thuja occidentalis, also
known as
northern white-cedar,
eastern white-cedar, or arborvitae, is an
evergreen coniferous tree, in the
cypress family Cupressaceae...
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Thuja plicata is a
large evergreen coniferous tree in the
family Cupressaceae,
native to the
Pacific Northwest of
North America. Its
common name is western...
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Thuja standishii (****anese
thuja; ****anese: nezuko, kurobe) is a
species of
thuja, an
evergreen coniferous tree in the
cypress family Cupressaceae. It...
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Platycladus orientalis, also
known as
Chinese thuja,
Oriental arborvitae,
Chinese arborvitae,
biota or
Oriental thuja. It is
native to
northeastern parts of...
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Thuja sutchuenensis, the
Sichuan thuja, is a
species of
Thuja, an
evergreen coniferous tree in the
cypress family Cupressaceae. It is
native to China...
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Wikimedia Commons has
media related to
Thuja koraiensis.
Thuja koraiensis, also
called Korean arborvitae, is a
species of
Thuja,
native to
Korea and the extreme...
- California, Oregon, Nevada, and Mexico.
Thuja:
Platycladus orientalis or
Thuja orientalis,
commonly known as
Chinese thuja and
native to
China and Korea. Thujopsis:...
- been
applied (since
about 1700) to
other trees, such as the
North American Thuja plicata,
commonly called "western red cedar", and
Juniperus virginiana,...
- California. It can be
found at
elevations higher than
those reached by
Thuja plicata (western redcedar),
sometimes in a
krummholz form, and even occupying...
