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Juniperus virginiana, eastern redcedar

Family	Cupressaceae
Scientific_Name	Juniperus virginiana
Common_Name	eastern redcedar
Habit	Large Tree
Range	NW NE C S
Site	Dry, Moist, Coastal
Foliage	Scale-like, bristle-tipped
Bark	Light reddish brown, separated into long, narrow strips
Fruit	Seeds occur in a glaucous, blue, berry-like, resinous cone, 5 to 8 mm long and 5 mm in diameter.
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