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| Abies
A. alba A. amabilis A. balsamea
A. cephalonica
A. firma A. fraseri A. grandis
A. homolepis
A. magnifica
A. veitchii |
European silver fir Pacific silver fir Balsam fir
Greek fir
Japanese fir, Momi fir Fraser fir Grand fir
Nikko fir
California red fir
East Himalayan fir Veitch’s silver fir |
Essential oils Christmas trees and boughs Landscape material Bark (medicine)
Essential oils
Landscape material
Christmas trees
Christmas trees and boughs
Landscape material
Landscape material
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C C C T
C
C
L
C
L
L
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* C - Commercially important at a regional or international level ,
L - Commercially important in individual countries or portions of countries,
T - Traditional, historical use or in current use by tribal cultures.
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| Agathis
A. australis A. dammara A. vitiensis Araucaria A. araucana A. angustifolia A. bidwelli
A. heterophylla |
Kauri pine Dammara Monkey puzzle tree Paranà pine Bunya pine Norfolk Island pine |
Amber; Resin Resin Resin (Fijian glue) Landscape material
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L; L C T C
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* C - Commercially important at a regional or international level , L - Commercially important in individual countries or portions of countries, T - Traditional, historic use or in current use by tribal cultures.
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| Calcocedrus
C. decurrens Callitris
Callitropsis
Cedrus
C. deodara
C. libani
Chamaecyparis
C. nootkatensis C. obtusa |
Incense cedar Cypress pine
True cedars
Deodar cedar
Cedar of Lebanon
Port Orford Cedar Alaska yellow cedar Hinoki cypress |
Boughs Resin (Australian sandarach)
Essential oil Bonsai
Landscape material
Boughs
Bonsai |
L L
C C
T
C
C
C |
* C - Commercially important at a regional or international level ,
L - Commercial important in individual countries or portions of countries,
T - Traditional, historic use or in use by tribal cultures.
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| Cupressus
C. arizonica C. funebris
Cryptomeria C. japonica Gingko
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Arizona cypress Mexican cypress
Japanese cedar
Gingko, Maidenhair tree |
Christmas trees Landscape material Essential oil Landscape material
Bonsai
Bonsai
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L C C C
C
C
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* C - Commercially important at a regional or international level ,
L - Commercial important in individual countries or portions of countries,
T - Traditional, used or in current use by tribal cultures.
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| Juniperus spp.
J. ashei J. californica J. chinensis J. communis J. erythrocarpa
J. virginiana J. vulgaris |
Junipers
Ashe juniper California juniper Chinese juniper Common juniper Redberry juniper
Eastern red cedar |
Boughs
Essential oil Bark (diapers for infants) Bonsai Essential oil Berries (seasoning, gin) Essential oil Dye Essential oil (potential source) Essential oil Essential oil Bonsai Essential oil Bonsai Bonsai Essential oil Bonsai Boughs (shamanistic healing) Essential oil (potential source) Bonsai Christmas trees Essential oil Essential oil |
L
C T C C C C L L C C C T C C C T L C
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* C - Commercially important at a regional or international level ,
L - Commercial important in individual countries or portions of countries,
T - Traditional, used or in current use by tribal cultures.
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| Larix
L. decidua L. laricina Picea
P. engelmanni
P. mariana
P. orientalis
P. sitchensis
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Japanese larch Eastern larch, Tamarack Norway spruce
Engelmann spruce
Black spruce
Oriental spruce
Sitka spruce
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Bonsai Resin (medicine) Bonsai
Bark (medicine, construction)
Bark (woven products)
Bonsai
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C T C
T
C
T
C
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* C - Commercially important at a regional or international level ,
L - Commercially important in individual countries or portions of countries,
T - Traditional, used or in current use by tribal cultures.
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| Pinus spp. (13 species)
P. albicaulis
P. caribaea P. cembra
P. coulteri
P. elliottii P. flexilis P. gerardiana
P. jeffreyi
P. longaeva
P. monticola P. nigra P. oocarpa P. palustris
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Piñon pines
Whitebark pine
Canary Island pine Caribbean pine Swiss stone pine
Coulter pine
Slash pine Limber pine Chilgoza pine
Jeffery pine Korean pine
Bristlecone pine
Mugho pine Western white pine Austrian pine Oocarpa pine, pino oocarpa Longleaf pine
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Edible nuts (See Table 7.2)
Resin Edible nuts Edible nuts Christmas trees Resin House plants Landscape material Curios (needle baskets) Resin Edible nuts Bark (food, construction) Boughs Cones Edible nuts Resin Bark (oil spill absorption) Christmas trees Resin Pine straw Bonsai Edible nuts Edible nuts Resin Resin (heptane)
Resin
Resin
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C, L, T
T T T L L L L T C L T C C T L L L C L C T C L T
C
C
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* C - Commercially important at a regional or international level ,
L - Commercial important in individual countries or portions of countries,
T - Traditional, historical use or in current use by tribal cultures.
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| P. pinea
P. ponderosa
P. pumila P. radiata
P. resinosa
P. roxburghii P. sabiniana
P. sylvestris
P. taeda
P. torreyana
P. tropicalis
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Italian stone pine
Ponderosa pine
Japanese stone pine Monterrey pine, radiata pine Red pine
Chir pine Digger pine
Scots pine
Loblolly pine
Torrey pine
Tropical pine
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Edible nuts
House plants Landscape material Bark (Landscaping) Bonsai Edible nuts Resin Bonsai Edible nuts Bark (tannin) Landscape material
Bark (food)
Edible nuts
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C
L C L C T L C L L C
T
T
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* C - Commercially important at a regional or international level ,
L - Commercial important in individual countries or portions of countries,
T - Traditional, historical use or in current use by tribal cultures.
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| Pseudolarix
P. kaempferi Pseudotsuga
Sequoia
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Golden larch Douglas-fir
Redwood Giant sequoia, Big tree |
Bonsai Landscape material Bark (landscaping, Silvacon)
Tannin (Potential source)
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C C C
L L |
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| Taxus
T. baccata T. brevifolia T. cuspida Tetraclinis
Tórreya
T. grandis
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English yew Pacific yew Japanese yew
Stinking yew Chinese torreya
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Foliage (Taxotere) Landscape material Topiary Foliage (Taxol)
Essential oil
Edible nuts
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C C C C
C
T
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| Thuja
T. occidentalis T. plicata Tsuga
T. heterophylla |
Northern white cedar, Arborvitae Western red cedar Eastern hemlock Western hemlock |
Bonsai Essential oil Landscape material Medicinal uses Bark (clothing, canoes, woven articles) Boughs Bark (dye, tannin) Landscape material Resin Bark (food, dye, medicine, tannin) |
C C C T T L
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C - Commercially important at a regional or international level , L - Commercial important in individual countries or portions of countries, T - Traditional, used or in current use by tribal cultures.
