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John Muir & I
Mr. Muir would wave his arms and shout: 'Look ...
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The Mountain Institute - Langtang Conservation and Enterprise Project
Langtang contains some of the best preserved silver fir/rhododendron forests in Nepal, and at least 1,000 recorded plant species, including the rare ...
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Tenzing-Hillary Everest Marathon : Itinerary for This Special Event :
Army barrack serving as park wardens in the midst of the alpine woods of mostly silver fir blue pines, rhododendron and some few magnolia and birch trees. At Phungitenga there's an ... & Dinner) After a wonderful time at Thyangboche, the trail descend through a forest of birch, fir, juniper and rhododendron and coming to lovely spot at Deboche 3,650 m with magnificent ...
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LIPU-UK -> Working in Britain for Birds in Italy
The Cansiglio woodland, for example, on the upland plateau, is a splendid forest containing beech, silver fir and spruce. The oldest beech woods in Italy are in the Abruzzo National Park, and ...
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Learning About Mountains - Resources
Schalk Mountain The dwarfs in Schalk Mountain need a human godparent for their child. Silver Fir Cones (Hartz Mountains) A miner's wife meets a mysterious dwarf in the forest. Japan ...
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EcoWorld - Trees Search
Oriental Spruce Osage-Orange Overcup Oak Pacific Dogwood Pacific madrone or Madrona Pacific Silver Fir Pacific Yew Paper Birch Parana-Pine Partridgewood or Coffeewood Patagonian Cypress Pau Marfim ... Shingle Oak Shortleaf Pine Shumard Oak Siberian Elm Silk Oak Silver Birch (European White Birch) Silver Fir or European Fir Silver Linden Silver Maple Singleleaf Pinyon Sitka Spruce Slash or Yellow Pine ...
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Conquering the Highlands - Slide 10
Corsican pine Lodgepole pine Sitka Spruce Norway spruce European larch Japanese and hybrid larch Douglas fir Other conifers 61.4 2.8 44.5 135.4 33.3 6.9 26 ... well. Such trees are called exacting species and they include beech, ash, elm, oak and silver fir. At the other extreme are a few trees that will accommodate themselves to poor soils ...
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FORE214 - Species list
Pinus sylvestris 3: Pinus patula 4: Pinus pinaster 6> Genus Pseudotsuga a: Pseudotsuga menziesii - Douglas fir d> Family Podocarpaceae 1> Genus Dacrycarpus a: Dacrycarpus dacridioides - Kahikatea, White pine (NZ) 2> ... a: Genus Alnus 1: Alnus glutinosa - common alder b: Genus Betula 1: Betula pendula - silver birch 2> Family Fagaceae a: Genus Castanea 1: Castanea sativa - Sweet chestnut b: Genus ...
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Rideau Canal Waterway - The Pest Page
Tree not eaten by the gypsy moth caterpillar include all ash species, eastern red cedar, balsam and fraser fir, yellow poplar, dogwood, ...
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A Two Millennial Heritage
Silver-Fir was considered the strongest and once glued never came apart. It was, together with cedar used for boat building. Silver-fir also gives timber of the greatest lengths and of the straightest growth; wherefore yard-arms and masts are made from it.’ ‘For triremes and long ships are made of silver-fir, because ...
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