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Christmas tree

Any evergreen tree brought indoors and decorated for Christmas. The custom was a medieval German tradition and is now practised in many Western countries.



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arizonica, 1972 Fraser, Abies fraseri, 1996 151 89 Grand, Abies grandis, 1997 245 257 Noble, Abies procera, 1989 (*) 359 227 Noble, Abies procera, 1989 (*) 313 272 Pacific silver, Abies amabilis, 1999 260 218 Rocky Mountain white (typ.
The national register of Big Trees: 2002-2003 (A-Y) by American Forests
oriznnico, 1972 157 95 33 260 Fraser, Abies froseri, 1996 151 89 52 253 Grand, Abies grandis, 1997 245 257 36 511 Noble, Abies procera, 1989 [*] 359 227 41 596 Noble, Abies procero, 1989 [*] 313 272 49 597 Pacific silcer, Abies amabilis, 1999 260 218 37 487 Rocky Mountain white (typ.
THE NATIONAL REGISTER of BIG TREES 2000-01 by Byrne, Katie / American Forests
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