...n its native wilds A. excelsa reaches a height of over 200 ft. and a diam. of even 9 or 10 ft. The solid, globular cones are 4 or 5 in. diam.—An excell
*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
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...y)|endemic]] to [[Lord Howe Island]]. It is also widely grown on [[Norfolk Island]]. Its "fronds" or [[leaf|leaves]] grow up to 3 metres long.
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...aledonia]] (where 13 species are [[endemic (ecology)|endemic]]), [[Norfolk Island]], eastern [[Australia]], [[New Guinea]], [[Argentina]], [[Chile]], and sou
...the genus also formerly occurred in the northern hemisphere until the end of the [[Cretaceous]] period.
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...[Hymenasplenium]]'' separate, based on [[molecular phylogenetic]] analysis of [[DNA sequence]]s. The [[type species]] for the genus is ''[[Asplenium mari
...[[hybrid (biology)|hybrid]]s with other ''Asplenium'' species and because of this are usually included in a more broadly defined ''Asplenium''.
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...y by the state and representing the movement that began before the passage of the federal experiment station act.
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A '''Persimmon''' is any of a number of species of trees of the genus ''[[Diospyros]]'', and the edible [[fruit]] borne by them.{{wp}}
...ced, but are yet under experiment (cf. "Yearbook, United States Department of Agriculture," 1911, page 416).
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...st plantations for the production of a timber-crop. Sylviculture is a part of forestry.
...in their native limits one main erect axis continuing to grow for a number of years more vigorously than the lateral axes and the lower branches dying of
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