Fir of Greece, Abies cephalonicaConifer with persistent foliage, family Pinaceae (Cedar, Norway Spruce,
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Abies alba = reddish-brown-green. Abies cephalonica = cyan. Abies cilicica = dark green. Abies marocana = claret. Abies nebrodensis = yellow. Abies nordmanniana = purple. Abies numidica = red. Abies pinsapo = blue. | |
Origin : Greece. Habitat: tree of light ('heliophilous"), the Fir of Greece tolerates the dry and hot sites. It makes the best of various soil types, including calcareous. Height: 30 m tall. Shape: broad of a pyramid, with long horizontal branches to grown-up subjects. Dark grey, smooth bark, shedding in oblong flakes. Persistent foliage; needles disposed in spiral, from 1,5 to 3,5 cm long. Dark bright green top, not or seldom fluted. White-greenish underside, with 6 or 7 short stomatal lines. Cylindrical cones, brownish - red to purple, obtuse, somewhat resinous apex, 12 - 16 cm long on 4 cm broad. Use : the Fir of Greece is a nice tree of ornament in parks and gardens |
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