The estate surrounding the home was named " Juniper Hill " after the red cedar trees ( " Juniperus virginiana " ) located on the property.
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Baton Rouge, Louisiana ( " red stick " ) was named after the decay-resistant red wood of " Juniperus virginiana ", used by Native Americans in the region for waymarking.
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During the American Revolutionary War in the 18th century, occupying White cedar and the opportunistic eastern red cedar, Juniperus virginiana, that subsequently took hold lent its name to the swamp.
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Better windbreak choices are Afghan pine ( " Pinus eldarica " ), Japanese black pine ( " Pinus thunbergii " ) or Eastern red cedar ( " Juniperus virginiana " ).
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Important tree species such as Taxodium mucronatum, Pieris ovalifolia, Juniperus virginiana, Eucalyptus eugenoides, Pinus wallichiana, Photinia lindleyana, Pinus canaariensils, Ginkgo biloba, Araucaria cunninghammi and Cupressus lawsoniana are planted all over the section.
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At Oak Cemetery in Fort Smith, a row of distinguished red cedars ( Juniperus virginiana ) were planted on either side of the main drive when the cemetery was established in 1850.
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Due to its disposition for a fungal disease, namely cedar apple rust, caused by " Gymnosporangium juniperi-virginianae " .'Skyrocket'is more and more replaced by the new cultivar " Juniperus virginiana "'Blue Arrow '.
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The fourth storm of the Eastern red cedar ( " Juniperus virginiana " subsp . " silicicola " ) trees that originally attracted the pencil company, and for which the community was named.
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Cedar-quince rust, caused by " Gymnosporangium clavipes ", requires two hosts to complete the fungal lifecycle, one being a cedar ( most commonly a juniper, " Juniperus virginiana " ) and the other a rosacea.
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However, the species typically used for cedar chests and closets in North America is " Juniperus virginiana ", which is different from the true cedars ( note also common confusion with " Thuja " spp . below ).
