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• Modern instruments are most frequently made of Cunninghamia or other similar timbers.
• The larvae feed on " Cunninghamia lanceolata ".
• For example, this is known in alfalfa and the tree " Cunninghamia lanceolata"
• Yandang is mostly covered by deciduous and evergreen forests, mixed with some " Cunninghamia ".
• China fir ( Cunninghamia lanceolata Glauca )-- bushy, pyramid-shaped, silver-blue needle evergreen, exfoliating bark; over 50 feet tall ( a dwarf form is Compacta ).
• The " Torreya " is known as " Florida's gopher wood, " as well as " stinking cedar " and the crushed leaves some say smell like tomato, whereas the " Cunninghamia " leaves do not smell.
• The breadth of activities increased over these decades with the formation of the Friends of the Royal Botanic Garden; educational and ecological programs; the Flora of New South Wales; the scientific journals Telopea and Cunninghamia and programs of computerised documentation of both the living and herbarium collections.
• This tree can be mistaken for the rare " Torreya taxifolia ", one visible difference being the " Cunninghamia "'s bronze autumn branches which are shed and pile beneath it, as well as the propensity for this tree to have more than one trunk.
• The arboretum proper is planted on a set of 17 cairns throughout the entire park, organized as a " gallery of evolution " which begins at the water, then proceeds as follows : 1 origins ( " Ginkgo Biloba " ), 2 living fossils ( " Cryptomeria japonica ", " Cunninghamia lanceolata ", " Metasequoia ", " Sequoiadendron ", " Taxodium distichum " ), 3-6 dinosaurs and gymnosperms, 7-10 the Tertiary era of mammals and angiosperms, 11-17 mankind and landscaping, culminating in the " Jardins Chromatiques " ( garden of colors ).