La Mancha has the slow-growing Juniperus sabina, now fully protected and beginning to rebound ..
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In the limestone mountains such as the Maestrazgo and Serran�a de Cuenca, a shrubby formation of Savin juniper ( " Juniperus sabina " ) accompanied by Scots pine is characteristic.
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The hybrid between " Juniperus chinensis " and " Juniperus sabina ", known as " Juniperus ?pfitzeriana " ( "'Pfitzer juniper "', synonym " J . ?media " ), is found in the wild where the two species meet in northwestern China, and is also very common as a cultivated ornamental plant.
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