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Juniperus
conferta is an evergreen shrub that grows in sandy soil
or on rocks on seashores, characterized by trunks that crawl on
the ground and have gray-brown bark. Leaves are needle-shaped,
1-2 cm long, in whorls of three; the tips are sharply pointed
and can be painful to touch. Dioecious: Male flowers are
yellow-brown, up to 4 millimeters long, elliptical, and female
flowersflowers are spherical. Bloom time: April.
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