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Any gymnospermous tree or shrub bearing cones.

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White spruce is the prevailing conifer and is here seen in perfection. 
 The Arctic Prairies : a Canoe-Journey of 2,000 Miles in Search o... 

The Tōtara is a southern hemisphere conifer, otherwise known as a podocarp. 
 Radio NZ 

So CJ helped me load the mortally wounded conifer into my trunk. 
 Violists 

Deep and crusted loads of snow weighed the conifer-branches to the ground. 
 A Time of Gifts 

In addition, conifer and tobacco 7TM-RGS proteins are internalized in response to sugar. 
 Pubmed 

Turn right down the first narrower path through a conifer plantation. 
 The Guardian 

No other conifer in the range is so closely restricted to special localities. 
 The Mountains of California 

Likewise, subsidised conifer plantations have everywhere debased vegetation and produced irregular spate rivers. 
 The Guardian 

In parts of East Africa the Podocarpus milanjianus, a conifer, is economically important. 
 The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28 

The group then moved on to the conifer, grove a half mile away. 
 The new yorker 

A more contentedly fruitful and unaspiring conifer could not be conceived. 
 The Mountains of California 

In parts it has been replanted, in the 1970s, with spruce and conifer. 
 The Guardian 

From the mixed conifer and beech woods you'll see the meandering tidal Dart. 
 The Guardian 

And then the children's garden, the conifer walk and the lake. 
 Notes from the dog 

So the conifer forests are either dying and or being burnt. 
 Radio NZ 

All across northern Europe at the moment, conifer forests are going up in flames. 
 Radio NZ 

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