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Cedrus atlantica
Es un árbol de tamaño mediano a grande, de 30 a 35 m (raramente llegan a 40m) de alto, con un diámetro del tronco de 1.5 a 2 m. Tiene la corona cónica. Las piñas se desintegran cuando maduran para lanzar las semillas aladas.
Forma bosques en las laderas de las montañas entre 1.370 a 2.200 m, a menudo en bosques puros, o mezclado con abeto argelino, enebro, encinas y arces.
Palatino. Roma
Spotted on Nov 7, 2010
Submitted on Nov 15, 2010
6 Comments
I haven't posted the turtle yet. I post it now.
Sorry, but can not find the turtle spotting in your gallery. Can you tell me what number is?
I think Yasser tell that the photos may have a number.
I'm glad I could help.
Now, if only I could determine the species of Turtle I photographed in Queensland a few months ago. I've been researching half-the-day already.
Well, I'm quiet for completing my spotting. Thank you very much.
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Thank you very much, the scheme is very good, but I've searched a lot online and I have not really found.
I uploaded three more pictures (after erase) for if you can help me. Thanks again.
I can't get enough detail from the photos. See if this chart helps:
http://dendro.nres.uiuc.edu/nres302/Reso...