Trees of Wisconsin
Key to Gymnosperms of Northeastern Wisconsin
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9a. Leaves arranged such that the twigs and small branches
appear conspicuously flattened; leaves bright green; cones typical with
dry papery or woody scales. |
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Thuja occidentalis |
| 9b. Leaves arranged such that the twigs and small branches appear essentially round; leaves dark, often reddish green; cone a highly modified blue, fleshy berry-like structure. |   |
Juniperus virginiana
(Eastern Red-cedar ) |