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Photo:©2025 Cvenkel Miran < > Cryptomeria japonica ...Thesaurus

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Taxa: Plantae Tracheophyta Spermatophytina Pinopsida Pinidae Cupressales Cupressaceae Cryptomeria Cupressus Schubertia Taxodium Cryptomeria japonica

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Cryptomeria japonica

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Plantae
Tracheophyta
Spermatophytina
Pinopsida
Pinidae
Cupressales
Cupressaceae
Cryptomeria
Cupressus
Schubertia
Taxodium
Cryptomeria japonica
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Slovenia	Jakob pri šentjurju				12.06.2016		miran
Slovenia	Ljubljana		Botanični vrt		22.02.2019		miran

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