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Plant Info · White fir

Abies concolor - (Gordon.&Glend.)Lindl. ex Hildebr


White fir

Abies concolor - (Gordon.&Glend.)Lindl. ex Hildebr


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Family: Pinaceae

Habitats: Found on a wide range of soils, but preferring moist soils with a humid climate and a long winter from 700 metres to 3,400 metres[229].

Height: 45 m by 8 m m



White fir

Abies concolor - (Gordon.&Glend.)Lindl. ex Hildebr


Soil pH Level: Acid, Neutral, and Basic soils

Optimal Moisture Value: 35%

Optimal Temperature: 22℃

Sun Exposure: High


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Yellow Ants · Lasius spp.

The yellow ant gets its common name from the yellow coloring of its body. Yellow ants are also referred to as citronella ants because of the citrus or lemon-like odor they give off when crushed. The most important structural pest species in this group is the larger yellow ant, Lasius interjectus, which is found from southern New England westward to Washington and southward to Florida and Mexico.

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