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Published In: Loudon's Hortus Britannicus. A catalogue . . . 388, no. 23637. 1830. (Hort. Brit.) Name publication detailView in BotanicusView in Biodiversity Heritage Library
 

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Type: Type: India: `Montes a Rohilcund septentriones versus', Roxburgh.
Habitat: The `cedar' is commonly gregarious at altitudes from 2000‑3000 m. The wood is of an excellent quality, and used for construction purposes etc. Cones ripen in October‑November of the second year.
Distribution: Distribution: Afghanistan, Kurram eastward to Kashmir and W. Nepal.
Illustration: Cedrus deodara (Roxb. ex D. Don) G. Don (Illustration)
Map Location: Chitral: A‑7 Chitral; Hassandtn 57(RAW); Urghosh Dhok, 11,000', M. A. Siddiqi & A. Rehman 7927 (RAW); A, B‑7 60 miles from Dir Kohistan, Farrukh Hussain 6725 (RAW); B‑6 Khyber Agency: Morgah, Naseeb Khan 76 (PPFI‑B); C‑7 Islamabad & Rawalpindi: near St. Denys School, Murree, R. J. Rodin 5392 (RAW); Murree, cult., R. R. Stewart 7928 (RAW).

 

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Trees up to 30 m tall with spreading horizontal branches; branchlets drooping. Leaves acicular, 2.5 cm long, 3‑sided. Male cones solitary at the tips of dwarf shoots, erect, cylindrical, purplish at maturity, 2.5‑4.5(‑7) cm long; microsporophylls spirally arranged, each with 2 oblong sporangia; micropores not winged. Female cones solitary, erect, terminal at the end of shoots; young cones greenish, mature cones brown, barrel‑shaped, 7‑12 x 5‑9 cm; sporophylls fan‑shaped, deciduous, leaving a central woody axis. Seeds obovate, 4‑6 mm (excluding wing), with a large light brown wing.
 
 
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