Juniperus Juniperus, L.
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Juniperus Juniperus |
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3. J. oxycedrus L. View in CoL , Sp. Pl. 1038 (1753).
Dioecious; shrub or tree up to 14 m. Leaves patent, with two glaucous bands above. Cone ripening in the second year, globose to pyriform, reddish, yellowish when unripe. Seeds free, usually 3. S. Europe. Al BI CoGaGrHsItJuLuRs (K) SaSiTu.
1 Leaves 4-12 x 1 -1-5 mm, obtuse and mucronulate; ripe cone 7-10 mm, red; shrub up to 2 m, usually fastigiate
(c) subsp. transtagana 1 Leaves up to 25 mm, acuminate-subulate on young or freely growing plants, but subobtuse and scarcely mucronate on
old ones; ripe cone dark red to purple
2 Leaves up to 2 mm wide; ripe cone 8-10 mm, shining (sometimes scarcely pruinose while young); small tree or erect shrub (a) subsp. oxycedrus 2 Leaves up to 2- 5 mm wide; ripe cone 12-15 mm, dull (pruinose while young); small tree to prostrate shrub
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Juniperus Juniperus
| Tutin, T. G., Heywood, V. H., Burges, N. A., Moore, D. M., Valentine, D. H., Walters, S. M. & Webb, D. A. 1964 |
J. oxycedrus
| L. 1753: 1038 |