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cryptomeria japonica

 

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Noun cryptomeria japonica has 1 sense
  1. Japanese cedar, Japan cedar, sugi, Cryptomeria japonica - tall evergreen of Japan and China yielding valuable soft wood
    --1 is a kind of cedar, cedar tree
    --1 is a member of Cryptomeria, genus Cryptomeria

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Cryptomeria japonica

Description

Cryptomeria japonica, also known as Japanese cedar, is an evergreen tree native to Japan. It belongs to the cypress family and is known for its tall and majestic stature, making it a popular ornamental tree in gardens and parks.

Senses

Noun (Botany)

In botany, Cryptomeria japonica refers to the specific species of tree within the Cryptomeria genus. It is characterized by its pyramid-shaped crown, reddish-brown bark, and dense foliage consisting of needle-like leaves that typically turn bronze or brown in autumn.

Example: The distinct appearance of Cryptomeria japonica makes it a favored choice for landscaping projects.

Noun (Wood)

The term Cryptomeria japonica can also refer to the wood derived from the Japanese cedar tree. The wood is highly valued for various purposes, such as construction, furniture-making, and even art and craft projects.

Example: The delicate scent and exceptional durability of Cryptomeria japonica wood make it ideal for crafting elegant furniture pieces.

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