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Year: 2024
The common yew (Taxus baccata)
dioecious tree that can reach 10 meters high, with trunk up to 1 m in diameter covered by a red-brown bark generally breaking off into thin scales, with pyramidal then irregular cymes. The leaves are linear shiny dark green above, and dull light green below, scattered, spread over 2 opposite rows, arranged on a single plane. The flowers of male feet are in catkins, with 6-15 stamens surrounded by scales peltate, sub-globose and yellowish; and the flowers of the female feet are green, solitary with a few imbricate scales. The succulent fruit is bright red when ripe. The Yew is a species endemic to Algeria. It is quite rare in the Atlas Bliden, Akfadou and Djurdjura, and in the Aurès mountains and Babors. It grows in mountain forests (from 500 to 2500 m) calcareous and siliceous well-watered, it is often located in humid ravines in the undergrowth. The common yew is a species listed on the list of plant species not cultivated protected (JORADP No. 3 of 10 Safar 1433 corresponding as of January 4, 2012). The Yew is a tree of great ornamental interest, protected by legislation Algerian, widely recognized for its heritage value, economical and medicinal.
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