juniperus oxycedrus meaning in Hindi

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1. The name is derived from that of the Cade juniper ( " Juniperus oxycedrus"
2. It is closely related to " Juniperus oxycedrus " ( Prickly Juniper ) of the Mediterranean region and " Juniperus brevifolia " ( Azores Juniper ) of the Azores.
3. In some cases MPF has entirely removed easily verifiable common names from the article; for example see Vinca minor ( myrtle, creeping myrtle ) and Juniperus oxycedrus ( Prickly Cedar ).
4. In this area there is also the maritime juniper, " Juniperus oxycedrus " subsp . " macrocarpa ", a shrub endemic to Andalusia and present only in Cadiz.
5. It is closely related to " Juniperus oxycedrus " ( Prickly Juniper ) of the Mediterranean region and " Juniperus cedrus " ( Canary Islands Juniper ) of the Canary Islands.
6. The continental groves, on soils lacking lime ( calcium oxide ), tend to be rich in junipers ( " Juniperus oxycedrus " ) and are superseded at higher altitudes and on cooler slopes by Pyrenean Oaks.
7. In the higher altitudes ( ) appear maritime ( Pinus pinaster ) and stone pines ( Pinus pinea ), as well as holm oaks ( Quercus ilex ), prickly junipers ( Juniperus oxycedrus ) and laudanum ( Cistus ladanifer ).
8. In the municipality, besides common trees such as the oak or elder, there is also found the pistacia terebinthus or turpentine tree, the acer monspessulanum or black maple, Juniperus phoenicea or Phoenicean Juniper, the Juniperus oxycedrus or prickly Juniper, cistus albidus or white rockrose.
9. Despite its distinct morphology with large cones and broad leaves more like those of " Juniperus drupacea ", it has often been treated as a subspecies of " Juniperus oxycedrus ", have shown its DNA is distinct from that of " J . oxycedrus ".
10. Typical for the slopes and ridges of the two valleys are the numerous rocks, rock complexes and crests, along with the extensive areas covered by shrub formations of Mediterranean type, dominated by " Juniperus oxycedrus ", etc . There are many stony sections, overgrown with grass vegetation.