juniperus procera การใช้

• Lower parts of the forest are dominated either by Juniperus procera or Commiphora baluensi.
• In southwestern Saudi Arabia it is resident in relict East African Juniper ( " Juniperus procera " ) forests.
• The northern region has the Goda massif and the relic vegetation of the flora particularly, " Juniperus procera ".
• The higher parts of the hills were formerly covered with forest dominated by " Juniperus procera " and " Olea europaea cuspidata ".
• ""'Juniperus procera " "'( known by the common coniferous tree native to mountainous areas in Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.
• The most valuable part of national park is 900 ha large stand of East African junipers " Juniperus procera " which grows in the heights above 950 m.
• The botanical diversity of the park includes giant podocarpus, juniper and Elgon olive trees cedar Juniperus procera, pillarwood Cassipourea malosana, elder Sambucus adnata, pure stands of Podocarpus gracilior and many orchids.
• Remaining woodland in the drier areas contains much endemic flora and primarily consists of " Podocarpus " conifers and " Juniperus procera ", often with " Hagenia abyssinica ".
• Typical vegetation in its habitat is characterized by such plants as African juniper ( " Juniperus procera " ), bracken ( " Pteridium " ), Rosoideae shrubs or " Brachystegia ".
• There is a large stand of bamboo, " Yushania alpina ", on Oldeani ( an extinct volcano of 3, 188 meters ) and Pencil Cedar, " Juniperus procera ", on Makarut Mountain.
• The evergreen broadleaved forest of the Semien Mountains, between 2, 300 and 2, 700 meters elevation, is dominated by " Syzygium guineense ", " Juniperus procera ", and " Olea africana ".
• It is often found in rocky places and cliffs ( where it roosts and breeds ), but also in open country, cultivated land, city parks and olive tree ( " Olea africana " ) and juniper ( " Juniperus procera " ) mixed forests.
• The surrounding mountainsides were covered with forest dominated by " Juniperus procera ", and the lower slopes supported groves of Acacia, but now most of the hillsides are covered with plantations of Eucalyptus with only the odd native tree remaining, except for the groves protected by the presence of a church.
• It can be found growing in mixed afromontane forest with " Podocarpus ", " Afrocarpus ", and other trees, and in drier afromontane forests and woodlands where " Hagenia " is dominant, or in mixed stands of " Hagenia " and " Juniperus procera ".
• The lowest portions are dominated by " Podocarpus falcatus " and " Juniperus procera ", which are replaced with " Rapanea " and " Dombeya " as the elevation rises, and are in turn replaced by " Erica arborea " and " Hypericum revolutum " midway up through the forest, and eventually dominate by the highest portion . " Dombeya " and " Erica " are both important for the cultivation of honey.