Trees · question 3

Look at the sprays, the small cones and the top of the tree.

The small cones sit at the tips of the sprays, sometimes high up in the tree.

Round little cones like a mini football: About 1 cm, with shield-shaped scales. The top and branch tips droop; often white X-shaped markings under the sprays.
Elongated little cones that open like a small flower: 1–1.5 cm, with overlapping scales. The top stands upright; crushed sprays smell fruity.
Sprays pointing in all directions, not in flat fans: Fast-growing tall hedge or tree; no white markings under the sprays; round cones of 1.5–2 cm.
Round, cord-like shoots with small, awl-shaped scale needles: A gigantic tree with thick, soft, reddish-brown bark.

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