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Athrotaxis cupressoides

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Description and image of the Pencil Pine of Tasmania.

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Science Central - 479708 - An introduction to some Australian conifers as set out on a short trail in the Gardens.
Category: Australian - Pine - Conifer - Pines - Conifers - Gymnosperms - Athrotaxis - Gymnosperm


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