Atlantic white cedar
chamaecyparis thyoides latin

This area also contains the stand of Atlantic white cedar.

However, in this area, large stands of dead Atlantic white cedar also exist.

A. Atlantic white cedar usually grows in large stands with thousands of trees together.

Dark swamps of Atlantic white cedar grow along the waterways.

As a result, the Atlantic white cedar, which is an obligate freshwater species, was killed.

Atlantic white cedar swamps are a globally rare type of natural community.

The plan was not specific enough on how to protect Atlantic white cedars and called for converting land to farming too quickly, the agency said.

The fire has also destroyed much of the work done to restore the Atlantic white cedar, which has been dwindling in the area.

Atlantic white cedar is a soft wood, and the seeds and small trees need bright sun to flourish.

The fire, which started Monday, has burned almost 2.25 square miles and wiped out parts of a project to restore Atlantic white cedar trees.

Beetles are built as planks of Atlantic white cedar over white oak frames.

"Atlantic White Cedar is both a species and a type of swamp," Atkinson said.

The tall, slender Atlantic white cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides) will do just fine.

Among the plan's new elements are requirements to monitor and replace any lost wetlands and to rebuild Atlantic white cedar forests.

Atlantic white cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides) swamps occur along blackwater rivers.

These include Atlantic white cedar, redwood and Western red cedar (redcedar).

Atlantic white cedars line the river, and one of these was designated a Florida Champion in 1982, the largest of its species.

Taylor County contains the largest stands of Atlantic white cedar in the state of Georgia.

Atlantic white cedar forests also provide homes for a wide range of animals and plants, including endangered rattlesnakes and orchids.

This forest consists primarily of bay trees such as the loblolly, red bay, pond pine and Atlantic white cedar.

There are a few small stands of living Atlantic White Cedar located in some of the wetland areas.

Atlantic White Cedar occurs from Maine to Mississippi.

Atlantic white cedar trees used to flourish along the Eastern Seaboard, especially in New Jersey, but no longer.

Cypress, black gum, maple, Atlantic white cedar, and pine are the predominant tree species found on the refuge and support the wildlife within.

Bordered by towering Atlantic white cedars, the Oswego is often considered the most scenic of the pinelands' rivers.

The larvae feed on Chamaecyparis thyoides and Juniperus virginiana.

Atlantic white cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides (L.)

Two small blocks of Chamaecyparis thyoides were planted in the Long Mile species observation area, Rotorua, in 1966.

Parl. Chamaecyparis thyoides (L.)

'Chamaecyparis thyoides' is of some importance in horticulture, with several cultivars of varying crown shape, growth rates and foliage color having been selected for garden planting.

Chamaecyparis thyoides (L.) Britton - Eastern United States (Mississippi to Maine)

I measured microtopographic relief and the relationship of shrubs and tree seedling distributions to microrelief in undisturbed Atlantic white cedar (Chamaecyparis thyoides (L.)

Briza media L. Brugmansia Pers Canna x generalis L.H. Bailey Chamaecyparis thyoides (L.)

In the United States, this species occurs in a variety of habitats including open to shaded streambanks, seepy pond margins, swales, pine barren savannas, and Chamaecyparis thyoides (Atlantic White Cedar) swamps.