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 | | A camphor by any other name | The Japan Times Online
The camphor tree's natural range spans the warm, humid southern parts of Japan ... The tree's reddish or blackish berries, much like those of the cinnamon tree, are often abundant on ... | http://search.japantimes.co.jp/cgi-bin/fe20020801mb.html |
 | | Los Gatos Weekly-Times | Gardening
Minor foliar litter resembling sawdust appears in May after bloom; small black berries come later. As its name suggests, this tree was the source of camphor oil. | http://www.svcn.com/archives/lgwt/09.26.01/gardening-0139.html |
 | | 1 BACKGROUND TO CAMPHOR LAUREL
It is most abundant on red soils in former rainforest areas. In China camphor laurel trees can ... meet the stem (leaf axil) (see plate 3 above) . Fruits are small, green berries ... | http://www.northcoastweeds.org.au/site-files/docs/camphor/1a-bg.pdf |
 | | HERBS-C
CAMPHOR: (Cinnamomum camphora) This white, intensely scented, crystalline substance is distilled from a tree native to China and Japan. ... public speakers, the powdered berries ... | http://www.joellessacredgrove.com/Herbs/c-herbs.html |
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Deciduous, bushy, arching shrub with narrow, silvery leaves, bright orange berries on female plants (mostly used). 12. Camphor tree: Camphor tree, moderately fast growing, evergreen ... | http://www.bionatics.com/Site/product/nursery/category.php3?ProductLineId=9 &Community=1&Category=14&SubCategory=1420 |
 | | Laurel-Tree-art
Bay -- also known as sweet bay and laurel -- is related to camphor and sassafras trees. ... an olive green or reddish bark and produces dark purple, grape-sized berries. | http://www.florilegium.org/files/PLANTS/Laurel-Tree-art.html |
 | | The Gem Tree
... Gems and Crystals Talismans & Charms Gem / Crystal Trees ... Berries ... CAMPHOR BLOCKS SPELL CRAFTING | http://www.thegemtree.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=247 |
 | | Tropical Fruit Seed List Ci-E
Camphor - Pretty, evergreen, subtropical tree, known as the source of camphor-a highly ... A single tree may produce thousands of berries in a single season when mature. | http://www.tradewindsfruit.com/order_fruit_4.htm |
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