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Catarina Mendes

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posted 9 years ago

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Hi, can anyone help me to find the name of this tree.
I know it's a kind a cypress but nothing else.

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David Livingston

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What shape or size is the tree ?

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Catarina Mendes

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I thing the size is 7 m.

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Bryant RedHawk

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That appears to be a Pond Cypress, Taxodium distichum var. imbricatum.

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All this information allows people to give specific help instead of just generalizing an answer.

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